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Cases of Tabes dorsalis (grey degeneration of the posterior columns) and Paralysis universalis progressiva

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  19 February 2018

C. Westphal
C. Westphal*
Affiliation:
“Lunatic Wards,” of the Charité, Berlin
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Part I.—Original Articles
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Journal of Mental Science , Volume 10 , Issue 50 , July 1864 , pp. 207 - 220
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Copyright © Royal College of Psychiatrists, 1864 

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References

∗ Calmeil, , ‘De la Paralysie considérée chez les Aliénés,’ Paris, 1826, pp. 375.Google Scholar

∗ The patient, except when a boy, had had nothing to do with lead.Google Scholar

∗ Hereditary predisposition to mental disease could not be discovered in any of these cases.Google Scholar

∗ Demme, H., ‘Beitrage zur Pathologischen-Anatomie des Tetanns und einiger andern Krankheiten des Nervensystems,’ Leipzig und Heidelberg, 1859.Google Scholar

† ‘Die graue Degeneration der hintern Rückenmarks-Stränge,’ von Dr.Leyden, E.. Berlin, Aug. Hirschwald.Google Scholar

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