Insanity : its classification, diagnosis, and treatment; a manual for students and practitioners of medicine / by E. C. Spitzka.

  • Spitzka, E. C. (Edward Charles), 1852-1914.
Date:
1887
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    Mutritive disturbances in insanity, 104 Nymphomania, 27, 39, 380 Objective surroundings, recogni- tion of, by the insane, 62 Oblongata, changes of, in paretic dementia, 223 Obscenity of maniacs, 132 Occipital headache in katatonia, 152; lobe in paretic dementia, 202, 243; in imbeciles, 286 Oddities of behavior in paretic de- dementia, 215; of speech in in- sane, 351 Oophorectomy, 376 Opium, uses of, 388; insanity from, 254, 255, 271 Optic papilla in paretic dementia, 235 , Organic changes in alcoholic in- sanity, 128, 251; in senile de- mentia, 128 Originate Verriicktheit, 301 Osteophytes of sella turcica, 87 Othaematomata, 78 Outbreak of mania, 137; of deliri- um grave, 248; of periodical mania, 269 Over-study, effects of, 248 Pacchionian bodies, 109 Pachymeningitis, 229; hemorrha- gica, 229 Papilla optic, in paretic dementia, 235 Paralucid intervals of paretic de- mentia, 193 Paranoia, 286, 301, 341. Parental influence, 82 Paresis, 73 Paretic dementia, 178; abstraction in, i36; affections changed in, 1S6; age of subjects of, 216; alcoholic form, 215; amblyopia in, 202; apathy in, 1S9; aphasia in, 193; apoplectiform attacks in, 193, 203, 206; ataxia in, 191, 193; bladder disturbance in, 211; bru- tality in, 197; bulimia, 202; causes of, 240; change in character of delusions of, 199 ; character, peculiarities in, 185; complicat- ing other forms of insanity, 33S; course of, 184; decubitus in, 213 deglutition impaired in, 211; de lusions of, 192, 195, 196, 197 diagnosis of, 338; duration of 216; epileptiform attacks in, 193 203, 205; episodial attacks of, 203 exhilaration in, 192, 194; explo sion of, 190; extravagant expendi tures in, 192; female cases of, 196,217; frequency of, 1S0; furor in, 204; gait in, 210; galloping form of, 203; generosity in, 194; hallucinations in, 200; handwrit- ing in, 209, 210; hemorrhage in, 206; hypochondriacal, phases of, 200; initial period of, 184; irrita- bility in, 189; isthmus changes in, 241; letter-writing tendency in, 210; lucid intervals of, 193; maniacal attacks in, 203; men- dacity in, 198; miserliness in, 190; morbid anatomy of, 99, 100, 218; moral deterioration in, 190; motor disturbance of, 209; neu- roglia in, 223; oblongata, changes in, 223; optic papilla in, 235; perivascular spaces in, 107; pia in, 231; pons, changes in, 218, 223; physical signs of, 190; prog- nosis of, 215; prodromal period of, 184; projects in, 192, 198; ptosis in, 209; pulse in, 212; pyonephritis in, 211; relation of lesions to symptoms of, 236, 243; relation of physical and mental signs, 178, 180; remissions of, 193, 214; sclerosis in, 214; sens- ory disturbances in, 201, 211; septic complications of, 213; speech disordered in, 209; spider- shaped cells in, 223; spinal cord in, 231; spinal symptoms of, 240; suffocation in, 210; stages of, 184; temperature in, 212; tremor in, 209; trophic disturbances of, 193, 212; varieties of, 214; vaso- motor disturbances in, 212; white substance, changes of, in, 223 Partial insanity, 90, 287; punish- ability, 52 Parturient state, 378 Passive- dementia, 170 Pathological fury, 55- results of insane excitement, no 111