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 our_assessment of_therapeutic outcome, neurologic status,_and behavioral_test_performance after_surgical_interruption of the_cingulate gyrus and_bundle in selected cased_of persistent pain_or_severe affective disorders. All except the last two of these questions will be investigated,_in_a manner_as_nearly_comparable as we can accomplish,_in children and adults