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Observations on the Rolandic Area in a Series of Cases of Insanity. Abstract of a paper read at the Quarterly Meeting, May 28th, 1918

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  19 February 2018

John Turner
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Part I.—Original Articles
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Journal of Mental Science , Volume 64 , Issue 267 , October 1918 , pp. 344 - 365
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Copyright © Royal College of Psychiatrists, 1918 

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References

(1) For connotation of classes see p. 348.Google Scholar
(2) Histological Studies on Localisation of Cerebral Functions, Camb. Uni. Press, 1905, p. 28.Google Scholar
(3) “On the Structure, Micro-chemistry, and Development of Nerve Cells, with Special Reference to their Nuclein Compounds,” Trans, of Canadian Institute, vol. 6, 1898–99.Google Scholar
(4) In 1914 in a paper on the “Biological Conception of Insanity,” I stated that, “In dementia præcox it is extremely rarely, if ever, that it (this prevalence of the axonal type) does not occur, and we may say that one can count upon finding it in every case of dementia præcox katatonia. This statement should refer to female cases only, and among them a larger experience shows exceptions.” Google Scholar
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