A treatise on mental diseases : based upon the lecture course at the Johns Hopkins University, 1899, and designed for the use of practitioners and students of medicine / by Henry J. Berkley.

  • Berkley, Henry J. (Henry Johns), 1860-1940.
Date:
1901
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Credit: A treatise on mental diseases : based upon the lecture course at the Johns Hopkins University, 1899, and designed for the use of practitioners and students of medicine / by Henry J. Berkley. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    PAGE paresis, h. Alcoholic progressive dementia, i. Alcoholic epilep- tic insanity. VI. Opium intoxication 280 VII. Cocaine intoxication 289 VIII. Rarer forms of chemical intoxication 295 Lead, belladonna, iodoform, salicylic acid, carbonic-oxide gas, etc. SUB-GROUP (6). Insanities following bacterial and toxalbumic poi- soning 307 IX. Insanities of the puerperal period 307 Forms: a. Insanity of gestation, b. Insanity of the post-partum period, c. Lactational insanities. X. Delirium acutum . . . . '. . . . . . . 329 XI. The febrile deliria and psychoses 338 Varieties: a. Initial delirium, b. Febrile delirium, c. Post-febrile psychoses. SUB-GROUP (c). Insanities following autogenic poisoning . . . 361 XII. Insanities accompanying or following uraemia, diabetes, arthritis, cholaeraia, myxoedema, exophthalmic goitre, and auto-intoxication from the intestinal canal 361 GROUP III Insanities of the psychical degenerate 379 I. Chronic progressive paranoia 379 Forms: a. Early paranoia, b. Late paranoia. Varieties: Paranoia simplex and paranoia halluciuatoria. Sub-varieties: Persecutory, religious, erotic, and ambitious paranoia. II. The periodic insanities 406 a. Periodic mania, b. Periodic melancholia, c. Circular insanity, d. Menstrual insanity, e. Alcoholic periodic insanity, f. Peri- odic drunkenness. SUB-GROUP. Psychoses accompanying or following constitutional neu- 424 roses I. Epileptic insanities a. Epileptic dementia, b. Epileptic mania, c. Epileptic stupor and automatism.