The Psychoanalytic Review
The Psychoanalytic Review
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On September , 8, 1910, patient had an attack while on the car and fell down, hurt- ing her arm. That evening her husband went to a lodge meeting and the patient went to see her mother. She returned to her home about II :oo p. m. and returned to her mother again about 2:30 a.
m., saying that she had quarreled with her husband and that he had threatened to kill her. The police were summoned and on entering the home the husband was found lying at the bottom of the stairs with his throat cut. When... told that her husband was dead she had a series of convulsions. She was arrested and taken to the jail where a ntunber of physicians examined her and testified at her trial that she was suffering from hysteria. She was accordingly committed to the Government Hospital for the Insane on February 17, 191 1.
On admission she showed exaggeration of the deep reflexes, ab- sence of the pharyngeal reflexes and almost complete anesthesia and analgesia of the entire body. There was an absence of all thermal sense, corneal anesthesia, and aguesia were present.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On September , 8, 1910, patient had an attack while on the car and fell down, hurt- ing her arm. That evening her husband went to a lodge meeting and the patient went to see her mother. She returned to her home about II :oo p. m. and returned to her mother again about 2:30 a.
m., saying that she had quarreled with her husband and that he had threatened to kill her. The police were summoned and on entering the home the husband was found lying at the bottom of the stairs with his throat cut. When... told that her husband was dead she had a series of convulsions. She was arrested and taken to the jail where a ntunber of physicians examined her and testified at her trial that she was suffering from hysteria. She was accordingly committed to the Government Hospital for the Insane on February 17, 191 1.
On admission she showed exaggeration of the deep reflexes, ab- sence of the pharyngeal reflexes and almost complete anesthesia and analgesia of the entire body. There was an absence of all thermal sense, corneal anesthesia, and aguesia were present.
What to read after The Psychoanalytic Review?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by National Psychological Association for Psychoanalysis to read onlineMoreLess
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