Titlebook: Lobotomy Nation; The History of Psych Jesper Vaczy Kragh Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license

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The First of Many—Lobotomy and the State Mental Hospital in Vordingborg, 1940–1947 with the Directorate concerning lobotomy, the chapter investigates the selection of the first small group of patients from the Vordingborg mental hospital. The chapter also examines if various factors such as overcrowding contributed to the decision of Vordingborg psychiatrists to let their patients undergo neurosurgical treatment.

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Malaria and the Interwar Years—Malaria Fever Therapy and Other Innovations in Psychiatry, 1922–1937nmark. The Directorate of the State Mental Hospitals played a leading role in implementing a treatment programme for these patients. The first set of rules regarding malaria treatment was introduced in the early 1920s; later on, these rules were used as a model for other somatic treatments such as shock therapy and psychosurgery.

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Women and the Problem of Psychopathy—Gender and Control in Vordingborg, 1947–1956ws that a number of factors possibly contributed to this imbalance. Gender stereotypes of the period, but also the patients’ social networks and practical circumstances at and outside the hospital could have played a role.

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