On obscure diseases of the brain and disorders of the mind / by Forbes Winslow.

  • Winslow, Forbes, 1810-1874.
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[1861]
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    Hydrophobia—Insanity. Hydrophobia, singular case of, 169 Hyperemia of the brain, 340 Hyperesthesia, auricular, 571 auricular and visual, case by Dr. Elliotson, 570 auricular prior to an attack of apo- plexy, 571 cutaneous, 512 in connexion with hydrophia, 512 in hysterical affections of women, 513 in nervous affections, 511 in iuflammation of the eucephalon, 512 mistaken for neuralgia, 512 of the brain, 520 of hearing in scrofulous diseases, 571 of hearing prior to inflammation of the brain, 571 of the nervous functions, 618 of the senses preceding insanity, 571 of vision, 551 psychical, 612 somatic, in the incipient stage of in- sanity, 257 Hypochondriasis divided into three stages by Dubois, 294 of Cowper, 182 premonitory symptom of epilepsy, Hysteria, symptomatic of epilepsy, 455 I. Idea, morbid fixedness of, 441 Ideas, effect of mental emotion on the, 357 indestructibility of, Goethe on, 403 ,, Horace on, 403 indestructible character of, 409 latent, suddenly recalled to conscious- ness, 432 laws governing the association of, 423 laws regulating the admission of, 333 Locke on, 333 natural classification of, 329 of things, Gratiolet on, 329 paralysis of, 473 power of controlling insane, 226 sudden resuscitation of latent, 437 Idiocy, case of, related by Dr. Gall, 440 cared by blows upon the head, 432 Dr. Haslarn, his account of case of moral, 155 illustrations of moral, 154 of Dean Swift, preceded by vertigo, 513 S'rjakspeare, bll delineation of moral, Ignorance, honest confession of, by Sir L Newton, 34 popular, of insanity, 191 Illusions, cases of spectral, related by Dr. Griffin, 565 of the sense of hearing, 571 Illusions of the senses, incipient symp- toms of acute affections of the eu- cephalon, 273 premonitory of apoplexy, 273 „ of disease of the brain, 275 ,, of insanity, 213 singular case of spectral, related by Dr. Hibbert, 277 Imagination, Dr. Johnson's opinion that no disease of, is so difficult of cure as that which is complicated with dread of guilt, 255 on the control of the, 311 Imbecility, insidious advances of mental, 293 Immorality, insanity exhibited in acts of, 289 Impure thought, 659 Incubation of insanity, 215 Insane, Concordance compiled by Cruden whilst, 238 delusions, great temporary promi- nence given to, by chloroform, 242 deficient sensibility of the, 531 general paralysis of the, 261 gentleman, will of an, 237 habit of biting the nails common among the, 575 Haslam, Dr., on the examination of subtle cases of the, 243 ideas, power of controlling, 223 Merier, Dr., on oscillation of the ocular globe among the. 557 pilfering and concealing, 283 refusal of food by the 597 responsibility of the, in criminal cases, 183 Shakspeare on the inability of the, to revive past impressions, 396 sleeplessness of the, 582 subtlety of the, metaphysically ex- plained, 249 wit, ingenuity, and cunning of, 235 Insanity, amnesia often the prelude to, 343 among children, 131 and dreaming, 55 Brierre de Boismont, on, of early life, 131 case of undetected, 177 cases of incipent, 71 commencing in a dream, 591 connexion between wit and, 23; decision of juries in cases of, 197 diagnosis of, 140 distinction between, and delirium, Dr. Johnson's delineation of incipient, 217 Dr. F. Hawkins, his opinion as to the necessity of early treatment of, 21 early treatment of, 19 effect of, on the voice, 507