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Shell-shock and other neuropsychiatric problems : $b Presented in five hundred and eighty-nine case histories from the war literature, 1914-1918Southard, 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

Name: Shell-shock and other neuropsychiatric problems : $b Presented in five hundred and eighty-nine case histories from the war literature, 1914-1918
Author: Southard, Elmer Ernest

Southard, Elmer Ernest

War neuroses; World War, 1914-1918 -- Medical care; World War, 1914-1918 -- Psychological aspects

321. Shell dropped without bursting: Stupor and delirium
                                              _Lattes_, _Goria_, 1917   441

  322. Subject carrying explosives is jostled: Unconsciousness,
       deafmutism, later camptocormia         _Lattes_, _Goria_, 1917   443

  323. Grazed by sliding cannon: Stupor and amnesia
                                              _Lattes_, _Goria_, 1917   444

  324. Shell explosions nearby: Emotion and insomnia
                                                    _Wiltshire_, 1916   445

  325. Shell explosion: symptoms after hearing artillery
       twelve days later                            _Wiltshire_, 1916   446

  326. Exhaustion (heat?): Hyperthyroidism, hemiplegia
                                                    _Oppenheim_, 1915   447

  327. War strain and rheumatism: tremors          _Binswanger_, 1915   448

  328. Shell explosion; emotion: Fear and dreams         _Mott_, 1916   451

  329. Under fire; barbed wire work: tremors and sensory symptoms
                                                        _Myers_, 1916   452

  330. Shell explosion: Emotional crises; twice recurrent mutism
                                _Mairet_, _Piéron_, _Bouzansky_, 1915   453

  331. Shell explosion: Emotional crises (fright at a frog)
                                    _Claude_, _Dide_, _Lejonne_, 1916   455

  332. War strain; wound; burials; shell-shock: neurosis
       with anxiety and dreams: Relapse              _MacCurdy_, 1917   457

  333. Bombed by airplane: Suicidal thoughts; oniric delirium;
       “moving picture in the head”                     _Hoven_, 1917   460

  334. Shell explosion; emotion at death of best friend:
       Stupor and amnesia                               _Gaupp_, 1915   462

  335. Emotional shock from shooting comrade: Horror,
       sweat, stammer, nightmare                         _Rows_, 1916   463

  336. Emotion at death of comrade: Phobias           _Bennati_, 1916   464

  337. Shell explosion: Fright; delayed loss of consciousness
                                                    _Wiltshire_, 1916   465

  338. Shell explosion; burial work: amnesia; unpleasant ideas
       reflexly conditioned by shell whistling      _Wiltshire_, 1916   467

  339. Comrade’s death witnessed: Suicidal depression _Steiner_, 1915   468

  340. Marching and battles: Neurasthenia?         _Bonhoeffer_, 1915   469

  341. English schoolmaster’s account of dreams          _Mott_, 1918   470

  342. War dreams shifting to sex dreams                 _Rows_, 1916   472

  343. Shock at death of comrade: War and peace dreams   _Rows_, 1916   474

  344. War dreams including hunger and thirst            _Mott_, 1918   475

  345. Burial work: Olfactory dreams and vomiting   _Wiltshire_, 1916   476

  346. War dreams: Phobia conditioned on postoniric suggestion
                                                       _Duprat_, 1917   477

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