A manual of psychological medicine : Insanity.

  • Bucknill, John Charles, 1817-1897.
Date:
1858
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Credit: A manual of psychological medicine : Insanity. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Treatment—Acute Melancholia from Moral Causes ; not improved by- Treatment ; Quiet Melancholia ; cured by Opium and Ether—Melan- cholia with Hallucination ; Recovery without Medicine—Melancholia Without Delusion: Recovery from Good Food-*—Melancholia from Cha- grin 5 Recovery without Medicine—Melancholia from Remorse ; Re- covery without Medicine—Mania from Grief j Recovery under Opiates —The same—Dementia following Brain-Fever; Recovery under Tonics and Moral Treatment—Acute Dementia from Suppressio Mensium ) Emmenagogue Treatment—Acute Mania, becoming Chronic under Treatment (511-522). Some Cases Illustrating Causation and Pathology. Monomania, with Religious Exaltation ; Death from Perforating Ulcer of Intestines—Acute Nymphomania, with Suicidal Impulse ; Death- Chronic Mania; Death from Suicide—Mania, with Delusions ; Death from Chronic Gastritis—Mania from Dissipation and Intemperance- General Paralysis, followed by Apoplexy—Homicidal Monomania; Death from Pneumonia—Partial Recovery after Acute Mania; Death from a Convulsive Attack—Acute Melancholia from Fear (522-530).