Shell-shock and other neuropsychiatric problems : $b Presented in five hundred and eighty-nine case histories from the war literature, 1914-1918Southard, Elmer Ernest
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Shell-shock and other neuropsychiatric problems : $b Presented in five hundred and eighty-nine case histories from the war literature, 1914-1918
Southard, Elmer Ernest
War neuroses; World War, 1914-1918 -- Medical care; World War, 1914-1918 -- Psychological aspects
275. Wound of ankle: Contracture, chloroform effect
_Babinski_, _Froment_, 1917 383
276. “Reflex” disorder of right leg: Chloroform effect
_Babinski_, _Froment_, 1917 384
277. Bullet in calf: Hysterical lameness cured--reflex disorder
associated therewith _not_ cured _Vincent_, 1916 385
278. Trauma of foot: Hysterical dysbasia and reflex
disorders; differential disappearance of
hysterical symptoms _Vincent_, 1917 386
279. Shell-shock and paraplegia: Vasomotor and secretory
disorder twenty months later _Roussy_, 1917 387
280. Tetanus clinically cured: Phenomena reproduced under
chloroform anesthesia _Monier-Vinard_, 1917 388
281. Example of a “reflex” disorder after shell
explosion at great distance _Ferrand_, 1917 390
282. Shell fire: Shell-shock symptoms delayed _McWalter_, 1916 391
283. Shell-shock symptoms early and late _Smyly_, 1917 392
284. Wounds: Gassing; burial; collapse on home leave
_Elliot Smith_, 1916 393
285. Late sympathetic nerve effect after bullet wound of neck
_Tubby_, 1915 394
286. Hysterical crural monoplegia after fall from
horse under fire (reminiscence of similar
_ante bellum_ accident) _Forsyth_, 1915 395
287. Shell explosion, cave-in: Right leg symptoms
(_ante bellum_ experiences) _Myers_, 1916 396
288. Shell explosion, wound of back: Paraparesis (subject
always weak in legs) _Dejerine_, 1915 397
289. Wound near heart: Fear; paraparesis (subject always
weak in legs) _Dejerine_, 1915 399
290. Wounds: Tic on walking and recovery except frontalis tic
(emphasis of _ante bellum_ habit) _Westphal_, _Hübner_, 1915 401
291. Fatigue and emotion: Hysterical hemiplegia (similar
hemiplegia _ante bellum_) _Roussy_, _L’Hermitte_, 1917 402
292. War strain: Hemiplegia (similar hemiplegia _ante bellum_,
subject’s father hemiplegic) _Duprés_, _Rist_, 1914 403
293. Shell explosion and burial: Deafmutism (speech
difficulty _ante bellum_) _MacCurdy_, 1917 405
294. War strain: Shell-shock and psychotic symptoms
determined to parts _ante bellum_ _Zanger_, 1915 406
295. Mine explosion: Emotion; delirium (previous head
trauma without unconsciousness) _Lattes_, _Goria_, 1917 407
296. Sniper stricken blind in shooting eye _Eder_, 1916 408
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