The American Journal of Insanity, Band 20Utica State Hospital Press, 1965 Includes section "Book reviews". |
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... appear to relish their food much . The patient , case No. 11 , was a large and very powerful man , and had an enormous appetite . His last words were a call for more food , just after finishing a hearty breakfast . Undue distension of ...
... appear to relish their food much . The patient , case No. 11 , was a large and very powerful man , and had an enormous appetite . His last words were a call for more food , just after finishing a hearty breakfast . Undue distension of ...
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... appear to be cases of moral insanity . At one time I so recognized them , and I believed in the existence of that form of insanity . But after a consid- erable amount of experience , and during which I have observed hundreds of cases ...
... appear to be cases of moral insanity . At one time I so recognized them , and I believed in the existence of that form of insanity . But after a consid- erable amount of experience , and during which I have observed hundreds of cases ...
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... appear red , a symptom which appears to proceed from con- gestion at the base of the skull , and in the vertebral arteries . The patient is usually subject to an insatiable hunger , espe- cially if he has been in the first stage , not ...
... appear red , a symptom which appears to proceed from con- gestion at the base of the skull , and in the vertebral arteries . The patient is usually subject to an insatiable hunger , espe- cially if he has been in the first stage , not ...
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