A Treatise on nervous and mental diseasesLea Bros., 1893 - 687 pages |
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Page 26
... patient of mine did , instead of " I have been , " " I see best ; " and making the most curious and insensate combinations of words . A patient suffering from paraphasia may be able to speak a given word himself , but cannot repeat it ...
... patient of mine did , instead of " I have been , " " I see best ; " and making the most curious and insensate combinations of words . A patient suffering from paraphasia may be able to speak a given word himself , but cannot repeat it ...
Page 95
... patient's body passes either into a split post which holds it by its elasticity , or else passes into a hole and has a screw to screw down upon it . The split binding - post should be entirely discarded , for it loses its elasticity ...
... patient's body passes either into a split post which holds it by its elasticity , or else passes into a hole and has a screw to screw down upon it . The split binding - post should be entirely discarded , for it loses its elasticity ...
Page 103
... patient sits down upon it in such a manner that the perineum comes in contact with the cotton , which should be ... patient , and in it should be a large sponge with which to wet the skin of the patient ; or a wash - basin with running ...
... patient sits down upon it in such a manner that the perineum comes in contact with the cotton , which should be ... patient , and in it should be a large sponge with which to wet the skin of the patient ; or a wash - basin with running ...
Page 121
... patient suffers from what used to be known as ataxic aphasia , but what has recently been termed motor aphasia , i . e . , the patient understands perfectly well the meaning of words and can recollect them well enough , but he cannot ...
... patient suffers from what used to be known as ataxic aphasia , but what has recently been termed motor aphasia , i . e . , the patient understands perfectly well the meaning of words and can recollect them well enough , but he cannot ...
Page 132
... patient , the examination being made in a dark room and care being taken not to throw too much light upon the pupil . The patient is then made to fix one eye of the examiner and to main- tain the fixation steadily . After he has done ...
... patient , the examination being made in a dark room and care being taken not to throw too much light upon the pupil . The patient is then made to fix one eye of the examiner and to main- tain the fixation steadily . After he has done ...
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