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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"mental disease"”.
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Bacteriurua in mental disease, its frequency and possible significance, being an analysis of the urinary flora in 50 cases of mental disease, with a note on the associated clinical condition, and the pathological constituents of the urine
… are present in the urine of patients with mental disease. II. They are mainly diphtheroids, both aerobes and anaerobes, staphylococci, streptococci and coliform organisms. III. They appear in 90% of the cases in this series, 10% being sterile. IV. They appear in various forms of mental …
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Pathological changes occurring in the endocrine glands in cases of mental disease with special reference to the pituitary
… of the endocrine glands obtained from cases of mental disease; these have been compared with a series of glands obtained from cases of presumed normal mentality.
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Madness, Sexuality, and Gender in Early Twentieth Century Music Theater Works: Four Interpretive Essays
… mad relies on contemporaneous understanding of mental illness, as often resulting from, or expressed in transgression of normative gender roles or heteronormativity, and this may apply either to male or female characters. Such transgressions are explored--with regard to recent …
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Tunisian Theater at the Turn of the Century: "Hammering the Same Nail" in Jalila Baccar and Fadhel Jaïbi's Theater
… political and societal oppression have long used mental disease. The dissertation is supplemented with eight appendices, including interviews I am fortunate to have been able to conduct with both playwright/actress Baccar and her husband, theater director Jaïbi. I also included an appendix that …
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Ailments of the Soul: Blood Transfusions and the Treatment of Melancholy in Seventeenth-Century England
… England focused on patients suffering from mental diseases such as melancholy. Many physicians diagnosed melancholy as a disease of the body, mind, and soul in which blood played a key role. Philosophy, religion, and folklore helped formulate blood as an elusive yet powerful substance with …