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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    Querulous monomania, 315 Quiet type of paretic dementia, 214, 217 Race, question of, in relation to paretic dementia, i8i Radiant heat as a cause of insan- ity, 371 Raptus melancholicus, 143 Rarefication of neuroglia, 223 Reactions, electro-muscular, 67 Reasoning of maniacs, 133; mono- mania, 309 Recurrent mania, 140 Reflexes in stuporous insanity, 159 Refusal of food, 394 Reich on transitory frenzy, 157 Reinhard on septic complications of paretic dementia, 213 Relation of skull-shape to insanity, 86, 87 Religious delusions, 27; mono- mania, 304 Remissions, 400; of paretic demen- tia, 214 Restraint, 401 Retardation of lymph-outflow from cortex, 102, 106, 108 Retina in insanity, 66 Retinal after-image, analogy of, to memory, 44 Reversion of idiots to apes, horses, sheep and other animals, claim of, 276, 277 Rheumatic insanity, 374; causation of paretic dementia, 215 Rhythmical movements in insane, 75; in delirium grave, 249; in katatonia, 151 Richarz on parental influence, 82 Ripping on insanity in puerpero, 377; on syphilitic psychoses, 245 Rush on moral imbecility, 56; on nomenclature, 288 Saliva, dribbling of, 159 Samt on post epileptic insanity,260 Sander on origindre Verrucktheit, 308 Sankey on vascular kinking, 226; on monomania, 291 Satyriasis, 39, 173 Schopenhaur, case of, 92 Scheie on delirium grave, 247; on frequency of paretic dementia in females; on hyoscyamime, 389; on morbid anatomy of mono- mania, 99; on recovery of paretic dementia, 216 Sclerosis of cortex, 219; of oblon- gata, 223; of cord, 232; cerebro- spinal, 216, 223, 240; miliary, 95; of optic papilla, 236 Secondary fever of syphilis, insan- ity with, 243; deterioration, 166; insanity, 122, 289; insanity with confusion of ideas, 170; partial insanity, 170 Self-consciousness, 60 Self-mutilation in melancholia, 145 Sella turcica in pyromania, 87 Senile dementia, 171; anatomical changes in, 106; definition of, 171; delusions in, 173; hyperaes- thesia in, 174; frequency of, 175; memory in, 172, 173; insanity, 171 Sensibility, disturbances of, 68; in paretic dementia, 211 Sentiments distinct from emotions, 55 Sex, relation of, to mania, 138; to melancholia, 148; to paretic de- mentia, 217; to periodical insan- ity, 274 Sexual ideas in paretic dementia, 196; mutilation, delusion of, 254; perversion, 39, 308; sensations in hysterical insanity and mono- mania, 258, 312 Shepard's definition of insanity,22i Shrinkage of pyramidal bodies of cortex, 221 Simon on paretic dementia, 191, 197, 202 Simulation, 352; by hebephreniacs, 176; by hysterical patients, 257; by masturbatory lunatics, 379; by the insane, 357 Sitophobia, 394 Skae's classification, 115 Skin in insanity, 72, 78, 363 Skull, condition of, in paretic de- mentia, 228; deformity of, 86; asymmetry of, 87, 305 Snell on syphilitic paretic demen- tia, 244; on Ven-iicktheit, 244 Somatic etiology of insanity, 369,