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Notes on the Prognosis in Mental Disease

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  19 February 2018

C. Lockhart Robertson
C. Lockhart Robertson*
Affiliation:
Sussex Lunatic Asylum, (Hayward's Heath) and Association of Medical Officers of Asylums and Hospitals for the Insane
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Journal of Mental Science , Volume 5 , Issue 28 , January 1859 , pp. 257 - 285
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Copyright © Royal College of Psychiatrists, 1859

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∗ According to the last Return of the Registrar-General, “1,038 suicides were returned annually so as to be distinguishable in the register, which is probably less by a tenth than the number actually distinguished. Hanging is the most ciminion form of suicide; cut-throat and drowning stand next in the order of frequency. Eight-tenths of the suicides are committed in one of these three ways.”>>Google Scholar

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∗ Dr. Blount's Translation, Part I. When may we hope for Part II. of this well-executed undertaking?>' href=https://scholar.google.com/scholar?q=Dr.+Blount's+Translation,+Part+I.+When+may+we+hope+for+Part+II.+of+this+well-executed+undertaking?>>Google Scholar

∗ The following remark of Dr. Thurnam's is curious, and worth reprinting in this place:—“When the proportion of recoveries per cent, are given for periods of life of twenty years duration each, the rate of the decrease in the recoveries will be seen not to be the same for different ages but to be a progressively accelerating one:— Google Scholar

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∗ See Dr. Harrington Tuke's excellent papers on forced alimentation: Journal of Mental Science, April and July, 1858.>' href=https://scholar.google.com/scholar?q=See+Dr.+Harrington+Tuke's+excellent+papers+on+forced+alimentation:+Journal+of+Mental+Science,+April+and+July,+1858.>>Google Scholar

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