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On Pupillary Anomalies in Paralysed and Non-paralysed Idiot Children, and their Relation to Hereditary Syphilis

A Paper read before the Medico-Psychological Association at the General Meeting, London, 10th May, 1900

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  19 February 2018

W. J. Koenig
W. J. Koenig*
Affiliation:
Dalldorf, Berlin
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Extract

I desire in this paper to focus your attention upon certain pupillary anomalies as observed in a class of patients who in this respect have not been the recipients of that amount of attention which to my mind is their due.

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Part I.—Original Articles
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Journal of Mental Science , Volume 46 , Issue 194 , July 1900 , pp. 427 - 444
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Copyright © Royal College of Psychiatrists, 1900 

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References

(1) Zeitschrift für klin. Medicin, 1896, Hefte 3 und 4.—Google Scholar

(2) Die infantile Cere-brallähmung, Wien, 1897.—Google Scholar

(3) “Ueber cerebral bedingte Complicationen, welche der cerebralen Kinderlaehmung, wider einfachen Idiotic gemeinsam send, sowie ueber die abortiven Formen der ersteren” (Deutsche Zeitschrift für Nerven- XLVI. heilkunde, Bd. xi).—Google Scholar

(4) Since my first publication Tuczek (Berlin, klin. Wochen schrift, 1898, No. 37) has communicated a case in point.—Google Scholar

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(10) Archives of Neurology of the London County Asylums, 1900Google Scholar

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