Deafmutism and the education of deaf mutes by lipreading and articulation / Arthur Hartmann; translated and enlarged by J.P. Cassells.

  • Hartmann, Arthur.
Date:
1881
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    M M, phonation of, 140, 149. Malformations, congenital, post- mortem, examinations of, 206. of the ear associated with good hearing, 90. of the ear, how caused, 91. of the ear uncommon in deaf- mutes, 90. Mansfield—deafmutism not heredi- tary, 53. defect of organ of speech, 7. susceptibility of deaf-mutes to medicine, 7. Marriage law regarding deaf-mutes, 191. Married deaf-mutes, proportion of, 182. Martha's Vineyard in Massachu- setts, cases of congenital deaf- mutism in, 56. Mayr—age of deaf-mutes, 48. child mortality, 46. deafmutism in Bavaria, 45. special statistics, 35. Mazzoni—operation for deafness, 104. Meatus externus, abnormalities of, 90, 103. Meckel—cause of deafmutism, 69. frequency of deafmutism among flour-millers, 69. post-mortem examinations of deaf-mutes, 207. special statistics of Nassau, 34. Medical men, proportion of, to com- munity in Germany, 37. Medicines, reputed action of, in deaf- mutes, 7. Meissner—deafmutism not heredi- tary, 53, 55. development of larynx and lungs, 9. education of a deaf-mute, 24. reading lip language by touch, 17. Memory in deaf-mutes, 14. Meniere on consanguinity, 61. Mental, disorders, transmission of, 56. faculties, in deaf-mutes, 5,13,14. Merkel on phonation of sch, 143. Merle—method of curing deafmut- ism, 98. Meyer—post-mortem examination of deaf-mutes, 211. Meystre, Edward, case of, 199. Michl—post-mortem examinations of deaf-mutes, 206. Middle ear, anatomical changes in, 91, 207. inflammation of, in typhus and scarlatina, 79. Mitchell—consanguinity, 62. Model deaf-mute institution, 174. Moldenhauer—tympanic cavity in infants, 92. Mondini—post-mortem examination of deaf-mutes, 206. Montain—post-mortem examination of deaf-mutes, 207. Moos—cause of congenital deafmut- ism, 91. indirect hereditary deafmutism, 55. labyrinth in acute inflammation, 79. peripheral portion of hearing apparatus, 91. post-mortem examinationof deaf- mutes, 89, 207. Morgagni—post-mortem examination of deaf-mutes, 207. Mosaic law on marriage, 191. Mountainous districts, frequency of deafmutism in, 45, 67. Mouth, size of, in pronouncing vow- els, 138. Moxae as a cure of deafmutism, 98. Muller—scrofula in deaf-mutes, 10. Murer—post-mortem examination of deaf-mutes, 210. Music, heard by deaf-mutes, 87, 88. Mussey—absence of meatus exter- nus, 90. Mutism without deafness or mental defect, 30. N N, phonation of, 140, 149. Nasal vowels, 139. Nasopharyngeal catarrh causing deafness, 80. Nassau statistics, cause of deafmut- ism, 69. Netherlands, deaf-mutes not numer- ous in, 44.