Proceedings of the American Medico-Psychological Association Annual Meeting, 56. köideAmerican Medico-Psychological Association., 1900 |
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acute admission admitted alienist Assistant Physician Assistant Physician Manhattan Asylum attacks average brain cause cent Central Islip chronic classes clinical condition convulsions crime criminal Cuba defective delusions dementia præcox depression died discharged dose increased duration epilepsy epileptic examination fact form of insanity given habits headache heredity improvement incurably insane inguinal hernia Insane Hospital institution Isham G Knight large number Lawrence State Hospital Manhattan State Hospital mania manifestations Mass McLean Hospital Medical Superintendent medicine melan melancholia ment mental disease mind months N. Y. Associate Member negro number of deaths occurred operation organization ovaries paper pathological patients persons physical pital Porto Rico present primary dementia question race recovered recovery respiration unaffected sane seems seizures society Southwestern State Hospital suffering surgical symptoms temperature tendency thyroid tion total number treatment tuberculosis tuberculous Ward's Island wards women York
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