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In the conviction that a look at the past can contribute to a better understanding of the present in the field of science too, we discuss here two aspects of the relationship between early 20 th century anatomic pathology and psychiatry that have received very little attention, in Italy at least. There was much debate between these two disciplines throughout the 19 th century, which began to lose momentum in the early years of the 20 th , with the arrival on the scene of schizophrenia (a disease histologically sine materia) in all its epidemiological relevance.

Traumatic shock and electroshock: the difficult relationship between anatomic pathology and psychiatry in the early 20th century