Mental affections : an introduction to the study of insanity / by John Macpherson.

  • Macpherson, John, 1857-1942.
Date:
1899
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    Meteorological inlluences, 'A ]\liasnuitic diseases, 13 Mickle, 257 Microcephalism, 126, 295 Mbbius, 23, 35 Moiioiiiania, of persecution, of pride and grandeur, of unseen agency, 211, 219 Monstrosities and malformations, 32 Moral insanity, 300, 305 Morbid histology of idiopathic in- sanities. 221 Moreau (de Tours), 25, 31, 134 Morel, 9, 12, 137 Morphia, 75 ; morphinism, 279 Morrison, Dr. A., S3 Mott, Dr., 71 IMiiller, 97 Muuck, Dr., 285 Myxredema, 58, 271 Neurasthenia, 144 Neuron, the, 83 ; resistance of, 139 Neuropathia, 23 Nissl, 84, 223, 285 Norman, Coiiolly, 17 Nutrition, in relation to insanity, 43 Obersteiner, 83 Obsession, 137, 148, 310 Old maid's insanity, 307 Orr, 225 Paranoia, 211 ; secondary, 201 ; quere- lens, 305 ; degenerativa, 318 Pascal, 135 Pathological symptomatology, 124 Pathology, of the idiopathic insanities, 221 ; of confusional insanities due to exhaustion, 237 ; of puerperal insanity, of acute delirious mania, and of general paralysis, 260 ; of alcoholism, 283 ; of morphia, cocaine, and chloral poisoning, 285; of cretinism and myxnedenia, 285 ; of arrested brain develop- ment, 293 ; of epilepsy, 330 ; of secondary dementia, 359 Pellagra, 13 Periodicity of insanity, 169 Peron, 330 Persecution mania, aggressive, 305 Perversions, 137, 315 Phobias, 137, 312 Phthisis, 72 Physical stigmata, 125 Physiology of nervous system, 79 Pituitary gland, 58 Plagiocephalism, 126 Post-apoplectic insanity, 343 Premature dementia, 297 Pritchard, 211 Progressive systematised insanity, 154. '210 P.sychological considerations, 07 Puerperal conditions, as causes of in- sanity, 47 Puerperal and other insanities of in- fective origin, 240 Regis, 76, 257, 258 Religious movements, 39 Reproduction, in relation to insanity, 45 Resistance of nerve elements, increased, 139 ; diminished, 143 Rheumatism, 14 Robertson, Alex., 237 W. Ford, 81, 222, 225, 267, 295 Ross, 258 Sadovski, 140 Sakorrhaphos, 13 Salpetriere, 31 Savage, 58, 286 Scaphocephalism, 126 Schelling, 97, 101 Schopenhauer, 97, 103 Schlile, 59, 194, 234 Sclerotic idiocy, 297 Seclusion of the insane, 362 Secondary dementia, 353 Secondary jiaranoia, 201 S(5glas, 160 Senile insanity, 352 Sex, as cause of insanity, 42 Sexual fujictions, 45 Simpson, J. Christian, 65, 228, 240 Skae, Dr., 350 Sleep, in relation to insanity, 44 Stevenson, R. L., 356 Stupor, 208, 233 Suicide, 24 Sunstroke, 52, 351 Syphilis, 10, 70, 258, 297 ; .syphilitic brain affections, 347 Systenuitised insanity, progressive, 154, 210 ; in the degenerate, 318 Tables of heredity, 16, 18, 19, 30, 31, 35, 36, 37 Taguet, 9 Tamburini, 311 Ternowski, ^ladame, 140 Testamentary ca])acity of the Insane, 370 Thomson, Dr., 8 J. Bruce, 303 Thurman, Dr., 42 Thyroid gland, 56