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Cases of Hysteria, with Paralysis, treated by Metallotherapy

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  19 February 2018

Franz Müller
Franz Müller*
Affiliation:
General Hospital at Graz
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Clinical Notes and Cases
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Journal of Mental Science , Volume 26 , Issue 113 , April 1880 , pp. 56 - 66
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Copyright © Royal College of Psychiatrists 1880 

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References

∗ Adamkiewicz on restoration of sensibility, Discussions of the Berlin Physiological Society, Nos. 9 & 10, 1878.Google Scholar

∗ Attention seems nowhere to have been given to the occurrence of this symptom, and the marked intensification of the patellar reflex in hysterical paralysis (without contraction).Google Scholar

∗ Compare Schiff., Contribution à l'étude des effects des bobines d'induction sur le Système Nerveux. (“Archiv, des Sciences Phys.,” etc., Vol. vii., No. 3, 1879.)Google Scholar

† Bennett, Lectures on Nervous Diseases. “Brit. Med. Journal,” No. 934; Brain., Oct., 1878.Google Scholar

‡ Donkin, “Brit. Med. Journal,” 28 Oct., 1878.Google Scholar

§ Carpenter, The Effects of Attention on the Bodily Organs. “Brit. Med. Journal,” No. 937, 1878. Compare also$Jenning's ” Comparaison dea Effets de divers Traitements dans l'hystérie précédèe dune esquise historique sur la Metallotherapie,” 1878.CrossRefGoogle Scholar

∗ Hack Tuke, Metalloscopy and Expectant Attention. Reprinted from “The Journal of Mental Science,” Jan., 1879.Google Scholar

† Sigerson, An Examination of certain recently-reported Phenomena in connection with Hystero-Epilepsy and Cerebral-Anaesthesia. “British Medical Journal,” 1879, Nos. 944 and 946.Google Scholar

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