The American Journal of Insanity, Band 20Utica State Hospital Press, 1965 Includes section "Book reviews". |
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... physician . Even the temperament of the messenger , whose only office it is to convey the summons of the sick man to the doctor , may be potent enough to sway the latter into a prejudgment of the case in matters of diagnosis and treat ...
... physician . Even the temperament of the messenger , whose only office it is to convey the summons of the sick man to the doctor , may be potent enough to sway the latter into a prejudgment of the case in matters of diagnosis and treat ...
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... physician , matron and nurses provided . This new feature in the hospital was introduced Feb. 1 , 1862 , and received the approval of the Emperor . In addition to the imperial hospital for the insane , there are in St. Petersburg three ...
... physician , matron and nurses provided . This new feature in the hospital was introduced Feb. 1 , 1862 , and received the approval of the Emperor . In addition to the imperial hospital for the insane , there are in St. Petersburg three ...
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... physician he said the mutilation was done by him- self , and that the testicle had swollen and was painful to him . Afterwards he asked this physician if he knew that any of those whose portraits were on a military map hanging near by ...
... physician he said the mutilation was done by him- self , and that the testicle had swollen and was painful to him . Afterwards he asked this physician if he knew that any of those whose portraits were on a military map hanging near by ...
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