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A Study of Forty-four cases of Fever occurring in the Insane

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  19 February 2018

J. Keay
J. Keay*
Affiliation:
District Asylum, Inverness
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F. M., a domestic servant, aged 20 years, was received into the Inverness Asylum on 13th June, 1894, suffering from acute mania of about a fortnight's duration. There was no assigned cause for the attack, nor was a hereditary tendency to mental or nervous disease admitted.

Type
Part I.—Original Articles
Information
Journal of Mental Science , Volume 42 , Issue 177 , April 1896 , pp. 267 - 275
Copyright
Copyright © Royal College of Psychiatrists, 1896

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References

∗ “Eighth Annual Report of Inverness District Asylum,” p. 15.Google Scholar

† “Fifteenth Annual Report of Inverness District Asylum,” p. 19.Google Scholar

∗ “Journal of Mental Science,” Vol. xxviii., p. 212.Google Scholar

† “Psychological Medicine,” p. 192.Google Scholar

‡ “Lectures on Mental Diseases,” p. 135.Google Scholar

§ “Mental Pathology and Therapeutics,” p. 291.Google Scholar

‖ “Lecons sur les Maladies Mentales,” p. 432.Google Scholar

Vol. i., p. 506.Google Scholar

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