The American Journal of Insanity, Band 20Utica State Hospital Press, 1965 Includes section "Book reviews". |
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... seen insanity enough to justify us in appealing to the facts of our own individual experience for the illustration and maintenance of our respective views on this question . For myself , it seems to me that I have seen cases — had them ...
... seen insanity enough to justify us in appealing to the facts of our own individual experience for the illustration and maintenance of our respective views on this question . For myself , it seems to me that I have seen cases — had them ...
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... seen by means of digitalis , particularly when given in infusion , quiescence induced in proportion to the reduction of the pulse by the medicine ; but after its suspension , when it had been long continued , a fresh attack advanced ...
... seen by means of digitalis , particularly when given in infusion , quiescence induced in proportion to the reduction of the pulse by the medicine ; but after its suspension , when it had been long continued , a fresh attack advanced ...
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... seen recovery . Nux vomica may , at the outset of paralytic symptoms , operate beneficially , and in the advanced stage , till dementia lays hold of the patient . However , I have more seldom seen good results from it than from flores ...
... seen recovery . Nux vomica may , at the outset of paralytic symptoms , operate beneficially , and in the advanced stage , till dementia lays hold of the patient . However , I have more seldom seen good results from it than from flores ...
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