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=Thomas, A.= La sensibilité douloureuse de la peau à la piqûre
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=Three Cases of Head Injury.= Guy’s Hosp. Gaz. Lond., 1916, v.
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=Tilley, Herbert.= Two cases of functional aphonia following
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=Timofieyeff, A. V.= (Statistics of mental diseases in the
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=Tinel.= Le signe du “fourmillement” dans les lésions des
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=Tinel, J.= Paralysie fonctionnelle par stupeur musculaire.
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=Townsend, R. O.= Two cases for comment. (I) Malingering or
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=Treatment of peripheral nerve injuries.= Rev. of War Surg. &
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=Treatment of Shell Shock.= N. Y. Med. Jour., 1917, cvi, 1142.

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=Trömner.= Einen Fall von lokaler traumatischer Hysterie.
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=Trömner.= Brown-Séquard-Lähmung durch Nackenschuss ohne
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=Trömner.= (_a_) Lokale traumatische Hysterie. (_b_) Schuss
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=Trömner.= (_a_) Nachweis der Entartungsreaktion. (_b_)
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=Turrell, W. J.= The electrical treatment of the wounded.
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=Westphal, A.= (_a_) Hysterische Taubstummheit bei
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INDEX

Abderhalden test, 219.

Abdominothoracic tetanus, =Case= =403=.

Aboulia, 719.

Abrahams, 639, 640, 769, =Case= =236=.

Accommodation paresis, 612.

Acrocontracture, =Cases= =235=, =428=, =486=, =489=, =529=
(bayonet clutch), =530=.

Acroparalysis, =Cases= =250=, =428=.

Acroparesthesia, 845, =Case= =132=.

Acoumeter, 809.

Addison’s disease, 239.

Adiadochokinesis, 301.

Adrenalin, 229, 239, 689.

Adrian and Yealland, 674, 702, 797, =Cases= =563=, =564=.

Ageusia, 375.

Agoraphobia, 260, 763.

Agraphia, =Cases= =220=.

Aimé, 672, 689.

Albumin in spinal fluid, 280.

Albuminuria, question of hysterical, 535.

Alcoholism (see Pharmacopsychoses, dipsomania), 58, 113-130, 459, 589,
668, 768, 800, 874, =Cases= =86-97=, BIB., 907, 910, 912, 964.

Alcoholism, experimental, 118.

Alexia, 161.

Alquier, 196.

Amaurosis (see Ophthalmology).

Amblyopia, 374, 609-610. BIB., 959.

Amentia, 360.

Amnesia, 303, 392, 435, 441, 444, 453, 462, 467, 477, 487, 488, 492,
499, 634 (recurrent), 635, 676, 734, 739, 757, 828. BIB., 932,
955, 958, 968.

Amnesia, in malaria, =Case= =129=. BIB., 923.

Amyotrophy, 719, 761.

Analgesia, 252, 253, 483, 567.

Anaphylaxis, 114, 329, 414, 464.

Anemia, capillary, 265.

Aneroid, 275.

Anesthesia, 253, 262, 277, 292, 320, 452, 483, 498, 538, 544, 568, 575,
577, 685, 744, 771, 783, 800, 824, 827, 872. BIB., 918, 961.

Anesthesia, corneal, in normal persons, 610.

Anesthesia _en lunettes_, 610.

Anesthesia, reëducation of, 568.

Anesthesia, sexual parts, 531, 533.

Ankle-jerk, 585. BIB., 906, 916.

Ankylosis, BIB., 925.

Anonymous, =Case= =481=.

Anorexia, BIB., 975.

Anosmia, 301, 580.

Antagonist muscles, 353, 355, 545.

Antagonist muscles in contraction, 350.

Antalgic reaction, 525.

Anterior horn cell shock, 526.

Antebellum experiences repeated in shell-shock hysteria, 876, =Cases=
=286-301=, =397=, =532=, =537=, =576=.

Antityphoid inoculation, 842, =Cases= =65=, =180=, =303=.

Anuria, 535.

Anxiety neurosis, 110, 260, 457. BIB., 910, 924, 925, 927, 963.

Aphasia, 159-161, 874, =Case= =103=, BIB., 910, 928, 929, 950, 961, 981.

Aphasia, hysterical, non-existent, 454, 766.

Aphonia, 370, 725, 727, 816. BIB., 931, 932, 940, 953, 957, 959, 963,
975, 978, 980.

Apoplexy, BIB., 936.

Apraxia, BIB., 928, 936.

Aprosexia, 487, 632, 637.

Argyll-Robertson sign inverted (Sollier), 612

Arinstein, 716, 746. =Cases= =212=, =249=, =551=, =554=, =555=, =588=.

Arnoux, 270.

Armstrong-Jones, 526.

Arrangement of cases (see Shell-shock, general arrangement of cases).

Arteriosclerosis, 225, 866. BIB., 919.

Arthritics, 231.

Arthritis, 325.

Association-experiment, BIB., 927.

Association of hysterical and other symptoms (see _passim_), 522, 523,
especially 530-534.

Association of hysteric, reflex, and organic conditions, 605.

Astasia-abasia, 282, 312, 362, =Cases= =246=, =247=, =348=, =402=, =512=,
=533=, =569=, =576=. BIB., 934, 973.

Asymmetry of reflexes, chloroform, 594.

Athanassio-Benisty, 540, 556.

Athetosis, 876, =Case= =113=.

“Atmosphere of cure,” 728.

Atrocities, 860, =Cases= =94=, =95=.

Atrophy, “reflex,” 545.

Aura, 98, 626.

Autobiographical statements of soldiers, =Cases= =121=, =209=, =216=,
=217=, =226=, =227=, =341=, =344=, =361=, =364=, =463=, =527=,
=528=, =575=.

Autocritique, 63.

Autofixity, 369.

Autognosis, 702, 859, 901.

Autokratow, 9, 469.

Automatism, 431, 734.

Autopsies, =Cases= =110=, =118=, =133=, =197=, =198=, =199=, =200=,
=201=.

Auto-suggestion, frontispiece, 95, 98, 109, 153, 395, 498, 543, 577,
674, 738, 748.

Aviation (see also Otology), 275, 489, 823. BIB., 907, 930, 938, 945,
959, 960, 964, 970, 973.

Babinski, 157, 395, 401, 454, 456, 469, 481, 491, 498, 535, 543, 544,
554, 563, 566, 568, 569, 576, 578, 603, 604, 605, 643, 647, 671, 723,
746, 748, 788, 819, 833, 848, 856, 857, 871, 874, 877, 878, 891, 896,
=Cases= =871=, =877=, =878=, =891=, =896=.

Babinski reflex, 280.

Babinski-Weil test, 621.

Babinski and Froment, 389, 390, 585, 607, 608, 695, 696, 717, 719, 742,
787, =Cases= =274=, =275=, =276=, =422-426=.

Babonneix and Célos, =Case= =145=.

Babonneix and David, =Cases= =16=, =17=, =30=.

“Bait” for hysteria, 544.

Baldwin, 374.

Ballard, 675, 689, 736, 840, =Cases= =82-84=.

Ballet, 465, 554, 643, =Cases= =267=, =396=, =407=.

Ballet and de Fursac, 404, 472, 675.

Barany, 624. BIB., 907, 909.

Barat, =Case= =75=.

Batten, =Cases= =113=, =222=, =227=, =589=.

Battle hypnosis, 638.

Beaton, 9, =Case= =5=.

Bechterew, 342.

Beck, =Case= =439=.

“Bends,” 275.

Benisty, 331.

Bennati, 414, =Cases= =186=, =221=, =320=, =336=.

Benon, 633.

“Bent-back” (see Camptocormia).

Bérard, 118, 696.

Bergonié, 790.

Bernheim, 95, 740, 902.

“Big belly” (see Pregnancy, hysterical).

Bilateral symptoms, 362.

Binswanger, =Cases= =179=, =217=, =220=, =229=, =233=, =239=, =309=,
=327=, =368=, =483=, =505=, =549=, =575=, =576=, =577=, =579=, =587=.

Biological principles and neuroses, BIB. 915.

Birdlike movements, 487, 632, 637.

Birnbaum, 222.

Bispham, 644.

Bladder, 276, 284, 294.

Blässig, =Case= =264=.

Blepharospasm, =Case= =211=. BIB. 931.

Blepharospasm, 372, 374.

Blin, =Case= =131=.

Blindness, =Cases= =29=, =208-272=, =296=, =297=, =433=, =517=, =521=,
=537=, =538=. BIB., 915, 921, 928, 935, 943, 952, 958, 974, 976.

Blindness, cortical, =Case= =105=.

Block (see Inhibition).

Blood, buffer salts, 640.

Blood pressure high, 497. BIB. 232.

Blood pressure low, 225, 228, 231, 239, 260, 690, 851. BIB. 232.

Blum, 661.

Bolshevist, 249.

Bonhoeffer, 31, 82, 83, 222, 700, =Cases= =54=, =55=, =57=, =65=, =58=,
=70=, =71=, =76=, =147=, =155=, =158=, =340=.

Bonnet’s sign, 452.

Boschi, 704, 716.

Boucherot, 36, =Cases= =6=, =18=, =86=, =149=, =163=.

Bouquet, =Case= =419=.

Bourgeois and Sourdille, 620, 623, 809.

Brachial plexus palsy, 353, 566, 611.

Brachial symptoms (see Monoplegia).

Brain abscess, =Case= =110=.

“Brain fag,” 104.

Brain injury, 67, 265, 270. BIB. 915.

Brain tumor. BIB. 919 (third ventricle).

Brasch, 41, 689.

Bravery, psychopathic, 859, =Case= =36=.

Briand, =Case= =1=, =40=, =43=, =99=, =100=, =101=, =102=.

Briand and Haury, =Cases= =98=, =467=.

Briand and Kalt, =Case= =461=.

Briand and Philippe, 683, =Case= =578=.

Broca, 160-161.

Bronchopneumonia, 845.

Brown, 412, 470, 901, =Case= =496=.

Brown-Séquard, 89, 528, 555, 843.

Bruce, 716, 724, 769, =Cases= =521=, =553=.

Bulbar syndrome, BIB. 910.

Burial, 334, 349, 373, 393, 396, 405, 419, 435, 457, 499, 512, 573, 682,
696, 698, 768, 779, 796, 814, 819.

Bury, 228.

Buscaino and Coppola, 205, =Cases= =34=, =188=, =189=, =190=, =370=.

Butenko, 222.

Buzzard, 668 (chart), 791, =Cases= =380=, =381=, =513=.

Caisson disease, 275.

Campbell, A. W., 669.

Campbell, H., 373, 704.

Camptocormia, 525, 529, =Cases= =242-245=, =322=, =385=, =401=, =572=,
=584=. BIB. 938, 950, 951, 956, 965, 972.

Canities, =Cases= =211=, =212=, =540=. BIB. 943, 971, 974.

Cargill, =Case= =418=.

Carlill, =Case= =130=.

Carlill, Fildes, Baker, =Case= =2=.

Cassirer, =Case= =398=.

Catalepsy, local, 544, 551, 552. BIB. 916 (post mortem), 942.

Catatonia, 485. BIB. 928.

Catiemophrenosis, 479.

Cauda equina, 533, 540.

Causes (see Shell-shock, nature and causes).

Cellulitis, 764.

Celluloid obturators, 813.

Central gyrus lesions, 160.

Cephalad arrangement of Shell-shock cases, 852.

Cephalea, 490.

Cerebellar symptoms, =Cases= =375=, =398=.

Cerebellum, 268, 296, 300.

Cerebrospinal fluid (see Spinal fluid).

Cerumen, 813.

Cestex, 366.

Chaplin, Charlie, 672, 894.

Character (see also Psychology). BIB. 921.

Charcot, 348, 454, 531, 544, 545, 569, 572, 618, 719, especially 744 and
833, 848, 867, 891.

Charon and Halberstadt, =Case= =318=.

Charpentier, 608, 696.

Chartier, =Case= =257=.

Chavigny, 115, 223, 275, 460, 487, 568, 637, 656, 680, 723, 738, 740,
886, =Cases= =198=, =400=, =446=.

Chemical warfare, 321, 574, 799, 889, =Cases= =215=, =216=, =232=, =284=,
=314=, =318=, =360=, =367=, =452=, =586=. BIB. 956, 962, 969, 980.

Children (delinquent and the War). BIB. 923, 943.

Chloroform (Babinski’s experiments), 380, 388, 545, 554, especially
592-597, 608.

Chorea, 421, =Cases= =14=, =224=, =300=. BIB. 924, 933.

Chromatolysis of nerve-cells, 265, 884, 885.

_Cintrage_ (see Camptocormia).

Civilians, psychiatry of, BIB. 915, 924, 952, 953, 965, 981, 982.

Clarke, =Cases= =67=, =394=.

Clarke, Michell, 701.

Claude, 693, 979, =Cases= =560=, =561=, =573=.

Claude, Dide, and Lejonne, 509, =Case= =331=.

Claude and Lhermitte, 275, =Cases= =120=, =200=, =214=, =375=.

Claude, Lhermitte, Vigouroux, =Case= =159=.

Claustrophobia, =Case= =182=. BIB. 964.

Clavus hystericus, 349.

Claw foot, 698.

Clunet, 456.

Colchicum, 239.

Colin and Lautier, 260, =Cases= =32=, =195=.

Colin, Lautier, Magnac, 46.

Collie, =Cases= =458=, =472=.

_Commotio cerebri_ (see also Brain), 134, 260, 366, 490, 524, 699, 888.

_Commotio spinalis_, 335, 528-534.

Compensation (see also Simulation), 14, 28, 482, 666, 837, =Cases= =3=,
=7=, =8=, =22=. BIB. 910, 911, 912.

Concussion deafness, 364.

Conditioned reflex, 445, 467, 495, 530, 613, 622.

Confusion, 483, 484, 487, 492, 509, 637. BIB. 916, 925, 948, 954, 963.

Consiglio, 36, =Cases= =63=, =150=, =180=, =191=, =367=.

Constriction edema (see also Edema), 569.

Contracture, 282, 318, 525, 529, 545, 569, =Cases= =489-493= (Treatment
by induced fatigue) and _passim_. BIB. 921, 926, 933, 939, 944, 947,
956, 962, 963, 971, 972.

_Contrecoup_, 873, 887, =Case= =103=.

Conversion-hysteria, 405, 823.

Convulsions, 706, 759, 762, 820 (see Hysteria, Epilepsy). BIB. 941.

Convulsions after inoculation, =Cases= =63=, =65=.

Corpse-contacts, 262, 375, 467, 476, 491, 716 (no redeeming feature).

Cortical blindness, =Case= =105=.

Cottet, =Case= =132=.

Coughing, 425.

Courtois-Suffit and Giroux, 164.

Crabtree, 759.

Craig, 644, 716.

_Crampusneurose_, 409, 588. BIB. 968.

Cranial nerves, 378.

Crile, 269.

Criminality (see also Medico-legal, Simulation, etc.). BIB. 920, 921.

Crises (see Emotional crises), 548.

Crouzon, 373, 851, =Cases= =177=, =433=.

Crutch-paralysis, 324, 605, 833.

Cyclothymoses (Manic-Depressive group), 865-867, =Cases= =163-169=.

D.A.H. (see Soldiers’ heart).

Damaye, 153, 896.

Dawson, =Case= =552=.

Deaf-mutism, 362, 405, 767, 815, =Cases= =497-499=, =514=, =515=, =517=,
=552=, =557=, =558=, =580=, =585=, =588=. BIB. 911, 914, 937.

Deafmutism, cure, 672, 681, 721, 734, 775, 776, 781. BIB. 925, 946, 948,
950, 960, 965.

Deafness, 813, 888, =Cases= =259-267=, =514=, =515=, =522=. (See also
Otology), BIB. 913, 915, 916, 917, 924, 927, 932, 933, 937, 942, 945,
954, 962, 974, 979.

Death, delusion, 405.

DeBrun, =Case= =129=.

Decubitus, 285, 527, 533.

DeFursac, =Case= =302=.

Dejerine, 528, 538, 648, 740, 819, 886, 900, 901, =Cases= =288=, =289=,
=412=.

Dejerine and Gascuel, =Case= =143=.

De la Motte, =Cases= =152=, =234=.

Delherm, =Cases= =431=, =432=.

Deliria (see also Oniric), 488. BIB. 919, 924, 925, 929, 942, 971.

Delirium, oniric (see Oniric delirium).

Delusions, influenced by war, 214, 702, 863.

DeMassary and Du Sonich, =Case= =14=.

Dementia praecox (see Schizophrenoses), 861, =Cases= =147-162=. BIB. 935,
939, 957, 958.

Denechau and Matrais, 479.

Dentistry (see teeth).

Depressions (see also Cyclothymoses), 714.

Dercum’s disease, 846, =Case= =141=. BIB. 936.

Dermatology, 331, 358, 361, 362, 535 (see also Hypertrichosis). BIB.
914, 921, 922.

Desertion, =Cases= =1=, =12=, =45=, =52=, =56=, =58=, =88=, =90=, =92=,
=149=, =150=. BIB. 923, 924.

Determination of symptoms to parts of body, 459, 359, 360, 362.

Diabetes mellitus, 846, =Case= =140=.

Diagnosis, delimitation, 834-847.

_Diagnosis per exclusionem in ordine_, 847, 871.

Diagnosis, Shell-shock, differentiation, 871-880. BIB. 923.

Diagnosis: Shell-shock, 2, 3, =Cases= =371-422= and _passim_. BIB. 942.

Diathermia, 166, 607, 896.

Dichroism, spinal fluid, 283.

Dide, 456.

Dietotherapy, 476, 674, 675, 701.

Dieulafoy, 373, 609.

Diphtheria, 845, =Cases= =127=, =128=. BIB. 931, 953, 962.

Diplegia, facial, BIB. 909, 958.

Diplopia, monocular, 427, 613, 827.

Dipsomania, BIB. 917.

Disciplinary (see Medicolegal).

Disgust (see also Corpse-contacts), 262, 375, 467, 476, 491, 519, 855.

Dissociation of personality, =Case= =369=.

Dissociation of sensations, 570.

“Doll’s head” anesthesia, 744.

Donath, =Cases= =20=, =306=, =362=.

Dubois, 716, 740, 819.

Dreams, hunger and thirst, 475.

Dreams, smell, 476.

Dreams (see also Oniric delirium), 470, 477, 503, 582, 713, 716, 728,
732, 756. BIB. 947, 955.

Dromomania (see also Fugue), =Case= =191=.

Duco and Blum, =Case= =22=.

Dumas, 637.

Dumesnil, =Cases= =167=, =168=, =185=.

Dumolard, Rebierre, Quellien, =Case= =110=.

Dupouy, =Cases= =161=, =300=, =377=.

Duprat, 896, 899, =Cases= =51=, =346=, =442=, =443=.

Dupré, 437, 459.

Duprés and Rist, =Case= =292=.

Duret and Michel, 273.

Duvernay, 554, =Case= =486=.

Dynamopathic, 856, 871.

Dysarthria, 159, 356.

Dysbasia (see _passim_), 560, =Cases= =248=, =278=; _especially_
=397-400=; =537=, =547=, =560=, =561=. BIB. 941.

Dysentery, 586, 705.

Dysentery, psychosis, =Case= =122=.

Dyskinesia, 633.

Dysmnesia, 637.

Ear, injuries of (see also Otology), BIB. 929, 932, 937, 940, 943, 948,
949, 955, 957, 962, 981.

“Earthquake hysterias,” 881.

Ecmnesia, 438.

Eczema, 429.

Edema, hysterical, 535, 569, 646, 663. BIB. 909, 942, 943.

Eder, 702, 740, 750, 891, =Cases= =178=, =296=, =359=, =529=, =544=.

Edinger, 414.

“Effectives,” military, 56, 161.

Elective exaggeration of reflexes, 380 (see Physiopathic).

Electrotherapy (see also Treatment, psychoelectric), BIB. 916.

Elliot, =Cases= =210=, =237=.

Embolism (see Fat, Gas).

Emotion, 266, 348, 413, 539, 559, 582, 589, 635, 679, 701, 706, 713, 735,
(B group, emotional, Myers), 808, 900. BIB. 909, 919, 920, 923, 926,
939, 941, 944, 947, 948, 954, 955, 958, 963, 964, 965, 968, 976, 978.

Emotion and epilepsy, 97, 413, =Cases= =85=, =302=.

Emotional crises, 453, 455.

Emotional factors absent, =Case= =239=.

Emotional shock, =Cases= =334-339=, =343=. BIB. 928.

Encephalitis (alcoholic?), 459.

Encephalopsychoses (focal brain group of mental diseases), 490, =Cases=
=103-121=.

Enterospasm, BIB. 928.

Enuresis, 70, 252, =Cases= =51=, =61=. BIB. 964, 967.

Epilepsy, see Epileptoses.

Epilepsy, “affect,” 97.

Epilepsy, Brown-Séquard’s, =Case= =69=. BIB. 947.

Epilepsy, hysterical, treatment of, 628. BIB. 938.

Epilepsy and inoculation (see Convulsions).

Epilepsy, Jacksonian, 158, =Cases= =66=, =105=, =441= (hysterical), =547=
(same). BIB. 916, 922, 925, 938, 944, 965.

Epilepsy, _larvata_, 73, =Case= =81=.

Epilepsy, late, 93.

Epilepsy, pleural, 187.

Epilepsy, “reactive,” 70, 102, =Cases= =57=, =70=, =76=. BIB. 933.

Epileptic equivalents, 112, 488, 490.

Epileptoses (Epileptic Group), 675, 699, 839-843, =Cases= =53-85=. BIB.
905, 910, 911, 937, 938, 939, 945, 947, 956, 961, 968, 972, 973, 975,
977.

Equilibrium-tests (see Otology).

Erb’s palsy, 598.

Ereutophobia, 432.

Erichsen, 544.

Erythromelalgia, BIB. 916.

Eschars, 285.

Eschbach and Lacaze, =Case= =108=.

Espionage, 126, 201.

_États commotionnels_, 832.

_États émotionnels_, 832.

_États seconds_, 72, 108, 530.

Etiology (see Shell-shock, Nature and causes).

Ether _versus_ chloroform, 769.

“Excommunication” by inhibition, 369, 403.

Exhaustion, 102, 228, 469, 482, 689, 699.

Experimental work, 294.

Explosive diathesis, 700.

Explosives, high, 115, 266, 294, 295.

Exposure, 519, =Case= =239=.

Eye (see also Ophthalmology), BIB. 932, 934, 940, 941, 962, 964.

Eye, functional cases, =Cases= =432-437=.

Facial paralysis, 530.

Facial spasm, =Case= =306=.

Facies, deafmutism, 815.

Faradism (see Treatment, Shell-shock neuroses, Psychoelectric).

Farrar, =Case= =8=.

Fat embolism, 24.

Fatigue, 225, 231, 375, 448, 469, 498, 502, 557, 639, 689, 708, 855, 900.
BIB. 907, 924, 929, 931, 937, 941, 943, 948, 964, 975.

Fatigue, induced (see Treatment).

Fauntleroy, 275.

Fear, 64, 223, 258, 338, 375, 404, 425, 440, 441, 451, 466, 519, 675,
855. BIB. 907, 958.

Fearnsides, 12.

Feeblemindedness, 857, =Cases= =35-52=.

Feebleminded, of use in army, 48, =Cases= =35=, =37=, =41=.

Feiling, 750, 775, =Case= =369=.

Ferrand, 390, =Case= =567=.

Finger-prints, BIB. 916.

First name extraordinary, =Case= =48=.

Fluorescein test, 372.

Focal brain lesions with mental disease, =Cases= =103-121= (see also
under Encephalopsychoses).

Foix, 159.

Formulae of Shell-shock, 4, 5, chart 2 (page 6), chart 3 (page 7).

Forster, 348, 349.

Forsyth, 702, =Cases= =286=, =297=.

Foucault, 405, 561.

Fractures, BIB. 906.

Fraser, 364.

Freud, 39, 702, 716.

Friedmann, 843, =Case= =77=.

Friedreich’s disease, 551.

Froment (see also Babinski and Froment), =Case= =203=.

_Fugue à deux_, 235.

Fugue, alcoholic, 841, =Case= =88=.

Fugue, catatonic, 202, =Case= =149=.

Fugue, emotional, =Cases= =43=, =52=, =75=.

Fugue, epileptic, 72, 841, =Cases= =58=, =61=, =62=, =75=. BIB. 977.

Fugue, hysterical, 850, =Cases= =171=, =173=, =368=, =444=.

Fugue, melancholic, =Case= =164=.

Fugue, obsessive, =Case= =445=.

Fugue and oniric delirium, 471, 569. BIB. 914, 917, 948.

Furloughs, 685. BIB. 919.

Gaillard, =Case= =137=.

Gait disorder (see Astasia-abasia, Dysbasia).

Gallavardin, 641.

Galvanism, (see Treatment, Shell-shock, Neurosis, Psychoelectric).

Ganser symptom, 212, 213.

Garel, 723, =Case= =581=.

Gas embolism, 270.

Gassing (see Chemical warfare).

Gastroenterology (see Stomach).

Gastropaths, 400.

Gaucher and Klein, =Case= =313=.

Gault’s cochleopalpebral reflex, 624.

Gaupp, =Cases= =226=, =259=, =317=, =334=, =353=, =359=, =449=, =469=.

Gayet, 26.

General paresis, 9, 18, 223, =Cases= =2=, =6=, =9=, =12=, =15=. BIB. 924,
946, 947, 949, 953, 958.

Genito-urinary, 260.

Genito-urinary disorder, see Urology.

Geriopsychoses (senile-senescent group), 200, 225, 262.

Gerver, 31, =Cases= =157=, =166=, =255=, =257=, =258=, =347=, =350=,
=351=, =352=.

Giles, =Cases= =466=, =474=.

Gilles de la Tourette, 18.

Ginestous, =Case= =268=.

Gleboff, 644, 663.

Glueck, 667.

Glycosuria, BIB. 919.

Goldstein, 723, 728.

Gonorrhœa, 41, 260, 261.

Gordon sign, 157.

Gosset, 624.

Gougerot and Charpentier, =Cases= =428=, =429=, =430=.

Gradenigo, =Cases= =465=, =557=.

Grandclaude, 486.

Grant, Dundas, 683, 738, 809.

Grasset, 405, 501, 522, 523, 638, 724.

Gray hair (see Canities).

Green, =Case= =169=.

Greenlees, =Case= =269=.

Grenier de Cardenal, Legrand, Benoit, =Case= =118=.

Grünbaum, =Case= =532=.

Guillain, 281, 421, 746, =Case= =372=.

Guillain and Barré, =Cases= =31=, =112=, =382=, =384=, =402=.

Gunshot head wounds, see especially under Encephalopsychoses.

Hahn, 222.

Hair (see Canities, Hypertrichosis).

Hallucinations. BIB. 944, 948.

Hallucinations, auditory, 367, 371, 431, 484, 493. BIB. 913.

Hallucinations, experimental, 460.

Hallucinations, Lilliputian, =Case= =106=.

Hallucinations, pain and temperature, 452.

Hallucinations, smell, 478.

Hallucinations, tetanus, 164.

Hallucinations, visual, 485, =Case= =159=.

Harris, 404, =Case= =565=.

Harwood, =Case= =436=.

Haury, =Cases= =46=, =154=.

Head, Henry, 641.

Headache, 255, 258, 524, 525, 526.

Head injury (see also cases under Encephalopsychoses wounds), BIB. 905,
906, 907, 912, 913.

Head sensations, 321, 490.

Heart, neurosis, 35, 400, 477, 689, 764 (see also Soldiers’ heart,
Precordial sensations). BIB. 909, 914, 927, 929, 930, 931, 934, 936,
937, 945, 950, 951, 959, 968, 969, 974, 975, 976, 977.

Heat stroke, 447.

Hecht, 838.

Heilbronner’s sign, 157.

Heitz, =Case= =134=.

Heliotherapy, BIB. 954.

Helmet, BIB. 916.

Hemeralopia (see night-blindness).

Hematology (see Blood).

Hematomyelia, 277, 284, 286, 555, 570.

Hemeralopia, BIB. 907, 914, 927, 929.

Hemiageusia, 476.

Hemianosmia, 476.

Hemianesthesia, 876, =Cases= =114=, =218=, =255=, =376=, =380=, =554=.
BIB. 958.

Hemianopsia, 428, 616. BIB. 930, 931, 953, 974, 977.

Hemicontracture, 529.

Hemichorea, 411.

Hemiplegia, 282, 293, 302, 874, especially, 877, =Cases= =255=, =256=,
=281=, =291=, =292=, =372=, =408=, =412=, =551=, =554=. BIB. 926, 931,
934, 936, 943, 945, 946, 949, 953, 958, 959, 960, 964, 966, 971, 977.

Hemiplegia, organic, minor signs of, 157. BIB. 925, 933, 950.

Hemorrhages of brain, 265, 270. BIB. 955.

Hemorrhage, bladder, =Case= =202=.

Hemorrhages, meningeal, 270, 271, 372. BIB. 933.

Hemorrhages, naso-pharyngeal. BIB. 921.

Hemorrhages of skin, 358, 362.

Hemorrhage, spinal, 888, =Cases= =202=, =372=.

Henderson, =Case= =183=.

Heredity, 289, 401, 418, 419, 668, 812.

Heredity and acquired soil absent in Shell-shock, 348, 349, 401, 418,
419.

Herpes, 288.

Hesnard, 212.

Heterosuggestion--frontispiece, 109, 153, 395, 674, 676, 767, 777, 794,
901.

Hewat, =Cases= =53=, =299=, =571=.

Hippus, 87.

Hirschfeld, =Case= =484=.

Histology, 265, 271, 272.

Hollande and Marchand, =Case= =141=.

Homosexuality, 257.

“Honeymoon” psychotherapy, 899.

Hoover’s sign, 157.

Horse (in the unconscious), =Case= =359=.

Hospital organization, 896. BIB. 907.

Hoven, =Cases= =156=, =183=, =333=.

Howland, 748.

Hunger dreams, 475.

Hunter, John, 608.

Hurst, 91, 736, =Cases= =4=, =15=, =24=, =25=, =64=, =72=, =78=, =80=,
=238=, =378=, =399=, =501=, =514=, =527=, =538=, =543=, =548=.

Hydrophobia, =Case= =118=.

Hydrotherapy (see Treatment), BIB. 905, 906, 911, 929, 936.

Hyperalbuminosis (see Spinal fluid), =Cases= =371=, =373=.

Hyperalgesia, 288, 299, 579, 583. BIB. 951.

Hyperacusis, 367.

Hyperboulia, 859.

Hyperesthesia, 267, 700, =Cases= =221=, =223=, =262=, =383=. BIB. 960.

Hyperreflexia, hysterical, 535.

Hypersensitive phase (see Anaphylaxis).

Hypertension, spinal fluid, 282, 283.

Hyperthyroidism, 361, 639, 640, 760, 844, 846, 866, =Cases= =142-145=,
=315=, =326=, =497=. BIB. 939, 965.

Hypertonus (see _passim_), 543, 545.

Hypertrichosis, 89, 567.

Hypnotism in blind, 377.

Hypnotism, 96, 282, 509, 532, 554, 702, 729 (blind), 731 (deaf), 743
(not in French army), =Cases= =142=, =174=, =361=, =369=. BIB. 934,
951, 953, 955, 957, 964, 967.

Hypnotism, spontaneous, 504-508.

Hypochondria, 231, 260.

Hypophrenoses (Feeble-mindednesses), =Cases= =35-52=, =236=. BIB. 920,
935, 940, 941, 942, 957, 962, 977.

Hypotonia, 350, 592.

Hysteria, 69, 152, 165, 211, 213, 253, =Cases= =67=, =68=, =123=, =128=,
=137=. BIB. 917, 924, 930, 932, 940, 942, 943, 944, 945, 952, 956, 957,
965, 973, 974, 975, 978, 979, 982.

Hysterical symptoms in sleep, 554.

Hysterical and organic symptoms, =Cases= =116=, =117=, =134=, =214=,
=219=, =230=, =231=, =399=, =495=. BIB. 924, 928, 933, 981.

Hystero-emotive factors, 456, 509.

Hystero-organic association, 605, 799.

Hystero-reflex association, 605.

Hystero-traumatism, 531, 544, 545, 560, 568, 571, 799. BIB. 918, 933.

Imaginary symptoms, 833.

Imboden, 288, 693, 793.

Incontinence of urine (see Urology), =Cases= =384=, =401=, =500=, =577=.

Indemnity-neurosis, 348.

Industrial medicine, 854, 873.

Infection (see also Somatopsychoses), 488, 509, 875.

Inferno, _passim_.

Inhibition, 355, 356, 369, 653, 891.

Inoculation and convulsions (see Convulsions).

Insomnia, 299. BIB. 945.

Insular sclerosis (see Multiple Sclerosis).

Intermediolateral tract shock, 526.

Iron cross and psychopathy, 863, =Case= =158=.

Iron cross and psychotherapy, =Case= =479=.

Instinct (see Emotion, Psychology, etc.), BIB. 921, 934, 978.

Insubordination, 77, =Cases= =47=, =59=, =60=, =63=, =93=.

Isolation, see Treatment.

Jacquet’s biokinetic treatment, 646.

James, 632, 901.

Jeanselme and Huet, 538, =Case= =441=.

Jelly-fish not shocked, 858.

Joint-disease, 539, 545, 562, 569, 608, 744, 789.

Jolly, =Cases= =176=, =349=.

Joltrain, =Case= =245=.

Jones, 692, =Case= =476=.

Joubert, =Case= =374=.

Jousset, 609.

Jumping-jack, =Case= =555=.

Jung, 240.

Juquelier, =Case= =58=.

Juquelier and Quellien, 97, =Case= =81=.

Kaplan, 700.

Karplus, 348, =Cases= =27=, =140=.

Kastan, 860, =Cases= =11=, =12=, =13=, =44=, =45=, =47=, =49=, =89=,
=90=, =91=, =92=, =93=, =94=, =95=, =96=, =97=, =104=, =148=, =151=.

Kaufmann’s Treatment (see Treatment, Shell-shock Neuroses,
Psychoelectric), 723, 750, 753, 786, 791, 792, 793, 900. BIB. 940, 945,
962, 968.

Khoroshko, 227.

Kidner, 803.

King, Edgar, 210.

Klippel and Weil, 528.

Knee-jerks, loss of (matutinal), =Case= =110=.

Kocher, 343.

Korsakow syndrome, in malaria, =Case= =130=. BIB. 916, 930.

Kyphosis, 340.

Labilizing factors, 329.

Labyrinth disease, 366, 623, =Case= =211=. BIB. 955, 966.

_La Carotte_, 660.

Laehr, 689.

Laignel-Lavastine, 14, 570, 796, 899.

Laignel-Lavastine and Ballet, =Cases= =38=, =438=.

Laignel-Lavastine and Courbon, 560, =Cases= =29=, =106=, =170=, =194=,
=314=.

Laignel-Lavastine and Fay, =Case= =74=.

Lannois and Chavanne, 657.

Laryngology, 576, 683, 721, 723, 726, 727, 766, 823 (see also Treatment,
Shell-shock neuroses, pseudo-operations). BIB. 909, 912.

Lasègue, 452, 483.

Lattes, 257.

Lattes and Goria, =Cases= =196=, =266=, =295=, =319=, =321=, =322=,
=323=.

Lautier, 36, =Cases= =42=, =48=, =56=.

Lebar, 569, =Cases= =211=, =456=.

Lépine, 18, 27, 30, 72, 73, 75, 81, 82, 91, 112, 113, 120, 126, 155, 202,
231, 260, 458, 473, 490, 638, 860.

Lereboullet and Mouzon, =Case= =105=.

Lèri, 498, 696, 723, =Cases= =114=, =228=, =393=.

Lèri, Froment and Mahar, =Case= =411=.

Lèri and Roger, =Cases= =252=, =468=.

Leriche, 886, =Cases= =66=, =206=, =207=.

Lévy, 331.

Lewandowski, 348, 674, 724.

Lewitus, =Case= =471=.

Lhermitte, 157, 874, 887, =Case= =103=.

Liébault, 726, =Cases= =261=, =447=, =580=, =585=.

“Lightning neuroses,” 881.

Lilliputian hallucinations, =Case= =106=.

Lipomatosis, 846, =Case= =141=.

Lloyd Morgan, 374.

Localizing sense, 557.

Localization of hysterical symptoms (see _passim_) 529, 855, 872, 873.

_Locus minoris resistentiae_, Shell-shock hysteria, 36, 854, 876, =Cases=
=286-301=, =409-414=.

Loewy, =Cases= =87=, =122=, =310=.

Logre, =Cases= =21=, =62=, =88=, =164=, =235=.

Long, =Case= =10=.

Lortat-Jacob and Sézary, =Case= =316=.

Lumbar puncture (see Spinal fluid and Treatment).

Lumière and Astier, =Case= =119=.

Lumsden, 645.

Lungs, 846.

Lust, 228.

Lymphatics, BIB. 906.

Lymphocytosis of spinal fluid (see Spinal fluid and Meningitis).

MacCurdy, 683, =Cases= =193=, =232=, =293=, =307=, =332=, =355=, =415=,
=451=, =452=, =586=.

MacMahon, 738, =Cases= =582=, =583=.

MacKenzie, 641.

_Main d’accoucheur_, 593.

_Main figée_, 593.

_Main succulent_, 186.

Mairet, 401.

Mairet and Durante, 294.

Mairet and Piéron, 92, =Cases= =28=, =69=, =448=, =450=.

Mairet, Piéron, Bouzansky, 134, =Case= =330=.

Maitland, 225.

Maixandeau, =Case= =107=.

Malaria, 845, =Cases= =129-131=. BIB. 923, 926, 961.

Malingering (see Simulation, Medicolegal, etc.), 514, 554, 642, 643, 707,
717, =Cases= =453-472=. BIB. 920, 927, 931, 936, 938, 940, 948, 950,
955, 958, 969, 974, 975, 976, 982.

Mallet, 487, =Cases= =354=, =444=, =445=.

Mania, =Cases= =163=, =165=, =187=, =188=, =350=, =351=.

Manic-depressive psychoses (Cyclothymoses), =Cases= =163-169=.

Manic-depressive (also see Cyclothymia), =Case= =16=.

_Manière forte_, 189, 893, 895, 901.

Mann, 718, 793, 797, =Cases= =240=, =265=, =356=.

Mannkopf-Thomayer test, 415.

Marage, 809, 813.

Marchand, =Cases= =127=, =128=.

Marie, 14, 159, 342, 648, 796, =Cases= =403=, =470=.

Marie, Chatelin, Patrikios, =Case= =9=.

Marie-Foix sign, 157.

Marie and Lévy, =Case= =213=.

Marie, Meige, Béhagne, =Case= =401=.

Marionette movements, 350.

Marriage, H. J., =Case= =260=.

Martial misfit, 415, 668.

Martinet, 231.

Massage, 353, 529, 566. BIB. 918, 940, 959, 961, 971.

Mathieu, 796.

Maurice, 231.

_Mauvaise volonté_, 717, 812, 894, =Case= =228=.

McDougall, 374.

McDowell, =Cases= =495=, =500=.

McWalter, 391.

“Mechanisms,” 890, 891.

Mechanotherapy (see also Treatment), BIB. 914.

Medicolegal, 509 (see also Desertion, Fugue, Epilepsy, Simulation,
etc.), 837, 838, 841, 862, 864, =Cases= =1=, =3=, =11=. BIB. 914, 917,
920, 925, 926, 932, 935, 938, 940, 941, 942, 943, 944, 952, 953, 956,
960, 961, 973, 977.

Medicolegal period in general paresis, 18.

Meige, 331, 432, 465, 696, 746, =Cases= =224=, =308=, =413=.

Meiopragia, 592.

Melancholia, =Cases= =164=, =166=, =168=, =169=.

Memory (see Amnesia, Hypnosis, etc.).

Mendel-Bechterew’s sign, 157.

Mendelssohn, =Cases= =111=, =208=.

Ménière’s disease, 623.

Meninges (see also Hemorrhage), BIB. 912 (cysts).

Meningitis, 875, =Case= =109=. BIB. 927, 930, 967.

Meningitis (Meningococcus). =Cases= =107=, =108=. BIB. 906.

Meningitis (pneumococcus), =Case= =112=.

Mental disease (in war), 926, 936, 937, 963, 966, 967, 975, 980,
981, 982.

Mental hygiene, BIB. 955.

Mental symptoms, BIB. 917.

Mériel, 548.

Merklen, =Cases= =125=, =126=.

Metatraumatic hysteria, 329.

Meyer, 50, 208, 222.

Meynert, 62, 226.

Micawber, 674.

Micromegalopsia, =Case= =106=.

Micro-organic changes, 572.

Milian, 501, 638, =Cases= =171=, =364=, =365=, =366=.

Military psychiatry (see War and Psychiatry).

Milligan and Westmacott, 365.

Milligan, 775.

Mills, =Cases= =454=, =459=, =517=.

Mine-explosion, 492.

“Miracle” cures (see Treatment, Shell-shock, rapid _versus_ slow, and
_passim_, 885).

Mitchell, Weir, 821.

Mobilization, neuropsychiatry of, BIB. 908, 929.

Molecular changes, 572.

Monier-Vinard, 388.

Monoplegia, 282, 317, 318, 323, 539, 591 (diagnostic table), 595, 596,
605, 874, =Cases (crural)=, =229-234=, =286=, =287=, =385=, =386=,
=388=, =410=, =428=, =534=, =575=, =577=, =Cases (brachial)=,
=249-254=, =281=, =404=, =405=, =409=, =421=, =426=, =427=, =429=,
=430=, =563=, =564=, =571=, =573=. BIB. 954.

Montembault, 222.

Moore, 641, 644.

Morale, 9, 257, 903.

Mörchen, 228.

Morestin, =Case= =516=.

Morphinism, =Cases= =99-102=.

Morselli, 222, 226, 645.

Mott, 158, 228, 476, 643, 689, 704, 719, 728, 775, 797, 813, 884, 885,
887, 888, 901, =Cases= =85=, =197=, =262=, =328=, =341=, =344=, =414=,
=473=.

Muck, 726.

Multiple sclerosis, 309, 422, 530, 580, 876, =Case= =115=.

Musculospiral nerve, 540.

Musical alexia, 775.

Mutism, 282, 454, =Cases= =185=, =219=, =226=, =227=, =283=, =330=,
=356=, =365=, =447=, =473=, =475=, =476=, =480=, =516=, =520=, =526=,
=528=, =531=, =544=, =550=, =555=, =556=, =559=, =578=, =586=.
BIB. 916, 924, 927, 931, 932, 933, 946, 954, 964.

Mutism, classification (Myers), 369.

Mutism, treatment, 674 and _passim_. BIB. 915, 927, 976.

Myelitis (see Spinal cord lesions).

Myers, 355, 568, 579, 740, 750, =Cases= =174=, =223=, =263=, =272=,
=287=, =329=, =360=, =361=, =395=, =453=, =463=, =464=, =523=, =524=,
=525=, =538=.