Gary E Cordingley, MD, PhD, Neurologist, Publications

Lothman E, LaManna J, Cordingley Gary, Rosenthal M, Somjen G: Responses of electrical potential, potassium levels,
and oxidative metabolic activity of the cerebral neocortex of cats. Brain Research, 1975; 88:15-36.

Zarzecki P, Blum P, Cordingley Gary, Somjen G: Microiontophoretic studies of the effects of L-proline on neurons in
the mammalian central nervous system. Brain Research, 1975; 89:187-191.

Jobsis F, Rosenthal M, LaManna J, Lothman E, Cordingley Gary, Somjen G: Metabolic activity in epileptic seizures, pp
185-196. In: Brain Work, Invar E, Lassen N (eds), Copenhagen: Munksgaard, 1975.

Cordingley, Gary: Clearance of locally accumulated extracellular potassium in the CNS of cats. Ph.D. thesis. Dept. of
Physiology & Pharmacology, Duke University, 1976.

Somjen G, Rosenthal M, Cordingley Gary, LaManna J, Lothman E: Potassium, neuroglia, and oxidative metabolism in
central gray matter. Federation Proceedings, 1976; 35:1266-1271.

LaManna J, Cordingley Gary, Rosenthal M: Phenobarbital actions in vivo: Effects on extracellular potassium activity
and oxidative metabolism in cat cerebral cortex. Journal of Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics, 1977; 200:
560-569.

Cordingley Gary, Somjen G: The clearing of excess potassium from extracellular space in spinal cord and cerebral
cortex. Brain Research, 1978; 151:291-306.

Somjen G, Lothman E, Dunn P, Dunaway T, Cordingley Gary: Microphysiology of spinal seizures, pp 13-28. In:
Abnormal Neuronal Discharges, Chalazonitis N (ed), New York: Raven Press, 1978.

Cordingley Gary, Navarro C, Brust J, Healton E: Sarcoidosis presenting as senile dementia. Neurology, 1981; 31:1148-
1151.

Cordingley, Gary: Drug holiday and management of Parkinson disease. Neurology, 1982; 32:1205-1206.

Cordingley Gary, Weight F: Non-cholinergic synaptic excitation in neostriatum: Pharmacological evidence for
mediation by a glutamate-like transmitter. British Journal of Pharmacology, 1986; 88:847-856.

Holroyd K, Holm J, Hursey K, Penzien D, Cordingley Gary, Theofanous A, Richardson S, Tobin D: Treatment of
recurrent vascular headache: Home-based behavioral treatment vs. abortive pharmacological treatment. Journal of
Consulting and Clinical Psychology, 1988; 56:218-223.

Holroyd K, Cordingley Gary, Pingel J, Jerome A, Theofanous A, Jackson D, Leard L: Enhancing the effectiveness of
abortive therapy: A controlled evaluation of self-management training. Headache, 1989; 29:148-153.

Holroyd K, Holm J, Penzien D, Cordingley Gary, Hursey K, Martin N, Theofanous A: Long-term maintenance of
improvements achieved with (abortive) pharmacological and nonpharmacological treatments for migraine: Preliminary
findings. Biofeedback and Self-Regulation, 1989; 14:301-308.

Cordingley, Gary: Dalton’s cat: A bridge between laboratory and clinic. Journal of Laboratory and Clinical Medicine,
1991; 117:85-86.

Holroyd K, Nash J,Pingel J, Cordingley Gary, Jerome A: A comparison of pharmacological (amitriptyline HCl) and
nonpharmacological (cognitive-behavioral) therapies for chronic tension headaches. Journal of Consulting and Clinical
Psychology, 1991; 59:387-393.

Holroyd K, Penzien D, Cordingley Gary: Propranolol in the management of recurrent migraine: A meta-analytic review.
Headache, 1991; 31:333-340.

Cordingley, Gary: Harvey Cushing’s circus friend, the “world’s ugliest woman.” Journal of Laboratory and Clinical
Medicine, 1991; 118:297-298.

Cordingley, Gary: Doctors in purple coats; For some physicians, the pen is mightier than the scalpel. The Rotarian,
June 1992; 160(6):30-31,66.

Cordingley Gary, Brown D, Dane P, Harnish K, Cadamagnani P, O’Hare T: Increases in serum prolactin levels
associated with syncopal attacks. American Journal of Emergency Medicine, 1993; 11:251-252.

Cordingley, Gary: From mesmerism to heart surgery in merely 200 years, or the unpretentious rise of medicine in the
heartland. Ohio Magazine, February 1994; 16(11):75-80.

Cordingley, Gary: Good for what ails you: A most expert tour of Ohio’s medical past. Ohio Magazine, February 1994;
16(11):76-79.

Cordingley, Gary: U.S. and India clubs get water flowing again. The Rotarian, August 1994; 165(2):44.

Holroyd K, France J, Cordingley Gary, Rokicki L, Kvaal S, Lipchik G, McCool H: Enhancing the effectiveness of
relaxation-thermal biofeedback training with propranolol hydrochloride. Journal of Consulting and Clinical
Psychology, 1995; 63:327-330.

Lipchik G, Holroyd K, France C, Kvaal S, Segal D, Cordingley Gary, Rokicki L, McCool H: Central and peripheral
mechanisms in chronic tension-type headache. Pain, 1996; 64:467-475.

Holroyd K, Stensland M, Lipchik G, Hill K, O’Donnell F, Cordingley Gary: Psychosocial correlates and the impact of
chronic tension-type headaches. Headache, 2000; 40:3-16.

Lipchik G, Holroyd K, O’Donnell F, Cordingley Gary, Waller S, Labus J, Davis M, French D. Exteroceptive
suppression periods and pericranial muscle tenderness in chronic tension-type headache: Effects of psychopathology,
chronicity and disability. Cephalalgia, 2000; 20:638-646.

Holroyd K, O’Donnell F, Stensland M, Lipchik G, Cordingley Gary, Carlson B: Management of chronic tension-type
headache with tricyclic antidepressant medication, stress management therapy, and their combination: A randomized
controlled trial. Journal of the American Medical Association, 2001; 285:2208-2215.

Holroyd K, Labus J, O’Donnell F, Cordingley Gary: Treating chronic tension-type headache not responding to
amitriptyline hydrochloride with paroxetine hydrochloride: A pilot evaluation. Headache, 2003; 43:999-1004.

Cordingley Gary: A century of medical care in Athens County, pp. 252-255; In: Athens County: The Second Century,
1905-2005, Hunter G, Eliason L, Venrick E, Athens, Ohio: Taylor Publishing Company, 2005.

Cordingley Gary: Frontal lobotomies at the Athens State Hospital, pp. 258-259; In: Athens County: The Second
Century, 1905-2005, Hunter G, Eliason L, Venrick E, Athens, Ohio: Taylor Publishing Company, 2005.

Holroyd K, Tkachuk G, O'Donnell F, Cordingley Gary: Blindness and bias in a trial of antidepressant medication for
chronic tension-type headache. Cephalalgia, 2006; 26:973-982.

Cordingley, Gary (ed): Stories of Medicine in Athens County, Ohio. Baltimore: Gateway Press, Inc., 2006.

Cordingley, Gary: Henly Chapman Rutter, M.D., alienist, pp. 1-12. In: Stories of Medicine in Athens County, Ohio,
Cordingley, Gary (ed), Baltimore: Gateway Press, Inc., 2006.

Cordingley, Gary: Walter Jackson Freeman, M.D., Ph.D., visiting lobotomist, pp. 47-53. In: Stories of Medicine in
Athens County, Ohio, Cordingley, Gary (ed), Baltimore: Gateway Press, Inc., 2006.

Cordingley, Gary: Early female physicians, pp. 61-80. In: Stories of Medicine in Athens County, Ohio, Cordingley,
Gary (ed), Baltimore: Gateway Press, Inc., 2006.

Denbow C, Cordingley, Gary: Pioneer African-American physicians, pp. 81-88. In: Stories of Medicine in Athens
County, Ohio, Cordingley, Gary (ed), Baltimore: Gateway Press, Inc., 2006.

Cordingley, Gary: From inner nerves to outer nerves, a neuropsychiatric practice, pp. 171-180. In: Stories of Medicine
in Athens County, Ohio, Cordingley, Gary (ed), Baltimore: Gateway Press, Inc., 2006.

Cordingley, Gary: Forbidden love: an asylum doctor crosses the line, pp. 333-338. In: Stories of Medicine in Athens
County, Ohio, Cordingley, Gary (ed), Baltimore: Gateway Press, Inc., 2006.