The American Journal of Insanity, Band 20Utica State Hospital Press, 1965 Includes section "Book reviews". |
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... patients who have never been restrained , as in those who have been ; and I have discovered its absence in some cases where , from this consideration , it might have been present . I believe that patients having it , are generally ...
... patients who have never been restrained , as in those who have been ; and I have discovered its absence in some cases where , from this consideration , it might have been present . I believe that patients having it , are generally ...
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... patients , could substantiate the fact , if it be a fact - that if we keep those patients for a full recovery to take place , we almost always have a relapse , and an incurable case following . It has seemed to me that in that class of ...
... patients , could substantiate the fact , if it be a fact - that if we keep those patients for a full recovery to take place , we almost always have a relapse , and an incurable case following . It has seemed to me that in that class of ...
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... patients . He said that of late years great progress had been made in the treatment of insanity . Cheerful situation , open space , and plenty of means of air and exercise are now considered necessaries . Agricultural pur- suits for a ...
... patients . He said that of late years great progress had been made in the treatment of insanity . Cheerful situation , open space , and plenty of means of air and exercise are now considered necessaries . Agricultural pur- suits for a ...
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