D. Treffert

Most-cited papers

The savant syndrome: an extraordinary condition. A synopsis: past, present, future
D. Treffert
2009Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences332 citations Open access
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Epidemiology of infantile autism.
D. Treffert
1970Archives of General Psychiatry233 citations
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Marijuana use in schizophrenia: a clear hazard.
D. Treffert
1978American Journal of Psychiatry131 citations
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The idiot savant: a review of the syndrome.
D. Treffert
1988American Journal of Psychiatry128 citations
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THE PSYCHIATRIC PATIENT WITH AN EEG TEMPORAL LOBE FOCUS.
D. Treffert
1964American Journal of Psychiatry83 citations
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Savant Syndrome: Realities, Myths and Misconceptions
D. Treffert
2013Journal of Autism and Developmental Disorders80 citations
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Extraordinary People: Understanding "Idiot Savants"
D. Treffert
198978 citations
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Effects of prolonged phenothiazine intake on psychotic and other hospitalized children
J. McAndrew, Quentin Case, D. Treffert
1972Journal of Autism and Childhood Schizophrenia67 citations
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Inside the mind of a savant.
D. Treffert, Daniel D. Christensen
2005Scientific American66 citations
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Islands of Genius
D. Treffert, Gregory L. Wallace
201046 citations
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"Dying with their rights on".
D. Treffert
1973American Journal of Psychiatry41 citations
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Is Synaesthesia More Prevalent in Autism Spectrum Conditions? Only Where There Is Prodigious Talent.
James E A Hughes, J. Simner, S. Baron-Cohen, D. Treffert +1 more
2017Multisensory Research39 citations Open access
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Dying with their rights on.
D. Treffert
1974Prism35 citations
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Toward a better understanding of the savant brain.
Neva M. Corrigan, T. Richards, D. Treffert, S. Dager
2012Comprehensive Psychiatry29 citations Open access
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The Savant Syndrome and Autistic Disorder
D. Treffert
1999CNS Spectrums27 citations
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The obviously ill patient in need of treatment: a fourth standard for civil commitment.
D. Treffert
1985Hospital & community psychiatry26 citations
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The Savant Syndrome Registry: A Preliminary Report.
D. Treffert, D. Rebedew
2015Wisconsin Medical Journal17 citations
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In search of a sane commitment statute.
D. Treffert, Richard W Krajeck
1976Psychiatric annals17 citations
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AN EVALUATION OF IMIPRAMINE IN ENURESIS.
D. Treffert
1964American Journal of Psychiatry14 citations
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Dr. Down and “Developmental Disorders”
D. Treffert
2006Journal of Autism and Developmental Disorders13 citations
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THE PRACTICAL LIMITS OF PATIENTS' RIGHTS
D. Treffert
197512 citations
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Child-adolescent unit in a psychiatric hospital. Five years later.
D. Treffert
1969Archives of General Psychiatry12 citations
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Islands of genius: The bountiful mind of the autistic, acquired, and sudden savant.
D. Treffert
201011 citations
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Head size and autism.
Gregory L. Wallace, D. Treffert
2004The Lancet9 citations
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Islands of genius. Artistic brilliance and a dazzling memory can sometimes accompany autism and other developmental disorders.
D. Treffert, Gregory L. Wallace
2002Scientific American8 citations
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Restricting amphetamines. Wisconsin's success story.
D. Treffert, D. Joranson
1981Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA)8 citations
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Hyperlexia III: separating 'autistic-like' behaviors from autistic disorder; assessing children who read early or speak late.
D. Treffert
2011Wisconsin Medical Journal7 citations
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Living with Savant Syndrome.
D. Treffert, Gregory L. Wallace
20027 citations
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An inpatient treatment program and outcome for 57 autistic and schizophrenic children
D. Treffert, John McAndrew, Paul Dreifuerst
1973Journal of Autism and Childhood Schizophrenia7 citations
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Accidental genius.
D. Treffert
2014Scientific American5 citations
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delta 9-Tetrahydrocannabinol and therapeutic research legislation for cancer patients.
D. Treffert, D. Joranson
1983Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA)5 citations
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Is the Mischief in Drugs or in People?
D. Treffert
1972Rehabilitation record5 citations
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The Sudden Savant: A New Form of Extraordinary Abilities.
D. Treffert, D. Treffert
2021Wisconsin Medical Journal3 citations
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Savant Syndrome: A Compelling Case for Innate Talent
D. Treffert
20133 citations
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The Autistic Artist, “Special Faculties,” and Savant Syndrome
D. Treffert
20073 citations
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A Holistic Model for Drug Treatment Evaluation
D. Treffert, M. Sack, Anne Krueger, M. Florek
19763 citations
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Psychiatry revolves as it evolves.
D. Treffert
1967Archives of General Psychiatry3 citations
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Report on a flawed "report card": the public citizens ranking of medical licensing boards.
D. Treffert, Sidney E Johnson
2005Wisconsin Medical Journal2 citations
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1995 Wisconsin Act 292: finally, the fifth standard.
D. Treffert
1996Wisconsin Medical Journal2 citations
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Savant Syndrome : An Extraordinary Condition A Synopsis : Past , Present , Future
D. Treffert
20061 citations
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Savant.com: the Internet as a medical education tool.
D. Treffert
2002Wisconsin Medical Journal1 citations
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Legal "rites": criminalizing the mentally ill.
D. Treffert
1981The Hillside journal of clinical psychiatry1 citations
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Dying with your (or somebody else's) rights on.
D. Treffert
1979Wisconsin Medical Journal1 citations
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A drug unit for life-style change: the Tellurian community.
D. Treffert, M. Sack
1973Hospital & community psychiatry1 citations
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Savant Skills (in Autism)
D. Treffert
2021Encyclopedia of Autism Spectrum Disorders0 citations
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Get That Piece of Paper
D. Treffert
20190 citations
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Thank you to our reviewers
K. Acharya, W. Agger, R. Agni, A. Arnold +88 more
2017The Veterinary Record0 citations Open access
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Child-Adolescent Unit in a Psychiatric Hospital
D. Treffert
20170 citations
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Rustproofing People: Beans or Beef?
D. Treffert
2015Wisconsin Medical Journal0 citations
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Accessing our“Inner Savant”: the little Rain Man within us all
D. Treffert
20110 citations
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