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Journal of Mental Science, Volume 34 - July 1888

Contents

Page 2 of 8

Part I.—Original Articles

  • Mental Disorders Associated with Marriage Engagements

  • Geo. H. Savage
  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    19 February 2018, pp. 394-399

  • The frequency with which I am consulted about both men and women in whom an engagement of marriage has been associated with marked mental disorder, has induced me to bring the subject before this meeting of the Psychological Branch of the British Medical Association, especially as the subject naturally falls into a place in the larger subject suggested by Dr. A. Campbell Clark's papers on the perversions of the sexual and reproductive functions.

Clinical Notes and Cases

Part I.—Original Articles

  • General Paralysis in Twins

  • Dr. Clouston, Dr. Savage.
  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    19 February 2018, pp. 65-69

  • Several interesting examples of the insanity of twins have been recorded in this Journal. No instance, however, has been published in any journal of insanity as occurring under this condition, in the form of general paralysis. The first case is reported by Dr. Clouston, from whom we have received the following notes; the second case was that of a patient in Bethlem Hospital, under the care of Dr. Savage.

Occasional Notes of the Quarter

Part I.—Original Articles

Clinical Notes and Cases

Part I.—Original Articles

Occasional Notes of the Quarter

Part I.—Original Articles

Clinical Notes and Cases

Part I.—Original Articles

Occasional Notes of the Quarter

Part I.—Original Articles

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