The American Journal of Insanity, Svazek 20Utica State Hospital Press, 1965 Includes section "Book reviews". |
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... treatment than on the opposite one , of frequent sponging out by purga- tives . Besides , I have almost always found ... treatment of insanity , than I am aware it is ; and I know of no part of that treatment which more urgently calls ...
... treatment than on the opposite one , of frequent sponging out by purga- tives . Besides , I have almost always found ... treatment of insanity , than I am aware it is ; and I know of no part of that treatment which more urgently calls ...
Strana 301
... treatment . Next , we shall discuss certain medical theories , the antiphlogistic method , balne- ology and hydrotherapy ; and finally , the pharmaceutical treatment , depressive , anti - spasmodic , narcotic , revulsive , tonic , and ...
... treatment . Next , we shall discuss certain medical theories , the antiphlogistic method , balne- ology and hydrotherapy ; and finally , the pharmaceutical treatment , depressive , anti - spasmodic , narcotic , revulsive , tonic , and ...
Strana 517
... treatment of such cases . It is compara- tively an easy matter to take care of such cases in a well ar- ranged modern asylum , provided with all the necessary con- veniences for the custody and classification of its inmates : it is not ...
... treatment of such cases . It is compara- tively an easy matter to take care of such cases in a well ar- ranged modern asylum , provided with all the necessary con- veniences for the custody and classification of its inmates : it is not ...
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