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Congenital Ichthyosis, Idiocy, Infantilism and Epilepsy—The Syndrome of Rud

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  08 February 2018

R. M. Stewart
R. M. Stewart*
Affiliation:
Leavesden Hospital, Herts
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Extract

To the student of mental deficiency the lower grades of oligophrenia offer endless opportunities for the exercise of his diagnostic acumen, and in this largely unexplored terrain there are doubtless many syndromes awaiting discovery.

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Part I.—Original Articles
Information
Journal of Mental Science , Volume 85 , Issue 355 , March 1939 , pp. 256 - 263
Copyright
Copyright © Royal College of Psychiatrists, 1939 

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References

References.

(1) Rud, E.—Hospitalstidende, 1929, lxx, p. 25.Google Scholar
(2) Idem .—Ibid., 1929, lxxi, p. 426.Google Scholar
(3) Van Bogaert, Ludo.—Rev. Neurol., 1035, lxiii, p. 353.Google Scholar
(4) De Sanctes, and Cacchione, .—Riv. Sper. Fren., 1032, lvi, p. 269.Google Scholar
(5) Levin, .—Arch. of Derm. and Syph., 1924, x, p. 788.Google Scholar
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