The American Journal of Insanity, Band 20Utica State Hospital Press, 1965 Includes section "Book reviews". |
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... result has been attained , the latter has not followed . A recent German writer on insanity , Dr. Leidesdorf , relat- ing the results in three cases of insanity , complicated by the presence of tape - worm , says that in two he expelled ...
... result has been attained , the latter has not followed . A recent German writer on insanity , Dr. Leidesdorf , relat- ing the results in three cases of insanity , complicated by the presence of tape - worm , says that in two he expelled ...
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... result , after all , to which we are coming ? A gentleman is put upon the stand : " Do you believe in moral insanity ... result to which we have come , and the result to which the gentleman wishes to come ? DR . MCFARLAND : As allusion ...
... result , after all , to which we are coming ? A gentleman is put upon the stand : " Do you believe in moral insanity ... result to which we have come , and the result to which the gentleman wishes to come ? DR . MCFARLAND : As allusion ...
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... result is mental quiet , and the action of the drug appears to be that of a cere- bro - spinal narcotic . The functions of the stomach and bowels are not affected by its use ; the appetite rather seems to im- prove . The pulse often ...
... result is mental quiet , and the action of the drug appears to be that of a cere- bro - spinal narcotic . The functions of the stomach and bowels are not affected by its use ; the appetite rather seems to im- prove . The pulse often ...
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