The American Journal of Insanity, Band 20Utica State Hospital Press, 1965 Includes section "Book reviews". |
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... symptoms are more prominent than the physical ones attending an acute inflam- mation , and vice versa , in the latter case the somatic symptoms predominate over the mental ones simulating insanity . Now , if the physician makes a false ...
... symptoms are more prominent than the physical ones attending an acute inflam- mation , and vice versa , in the latter case the somatic symptoms predominate over the mental ones simulating insanity . Now , if the physician makes a false ...
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... symptom of mental alienation , but it was noticed that there was a certain moroseness about him and a marked loss of memory . These symptoms went on increasing . He left Lyons , and had an acute attack , which was disguised under the ...
... symptom of mental alienation , but it was noticed that there was a certain moroseness about him and a marked loss of memory . These symptoms went on increasing . He left Lyons , and had an acute attack , which was disguised under the ...
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... symptoms , as rep- resented , were not very urgent in character , her sleep was not seriously disturbed , her appetite was fair , and general strength good . As our wards were greatly crowded , and her friends able to secure every ...
... symptoms , as rep- resented , were not very urgent in character , her sleep was not seriously disturbed , her appetite was fair , and general strength good . As our wards were greatly crowded , and her friends able to secure every ...
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