THE JOURNAL OFNEUROLOGY AND PSYCHOPATHOLOGY

VOLUME XVI. 1935-36

THE JOURNAL OF

NEUROLOGY AND

PSYCHOPATHOLOGYEdited by

S. A. KINNIER WILSON

WITH THE ASSISTANCE OF THE FOLLOWING EDITORIAL COMMITTEE

EDWIN BRAMWELL

T. GRAHAM BROWN

A. FEILING

R. G. GORDON

J.

C.

R.

G. GREENFIELD

C. WORSTER-DROUGHT

FOSTER KENNEDY

H. G. BAYNESWILLIAM BROWNHENRY DEVINER. D. GILLESPIEBERNARD HARTC. STANFORD READR. M. STEWARTC. MACFIE CAMPBELL

EDITOR OF THE BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL

VOLUME XVI

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VOLUME XVI, 1935-36

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A

ABELES, Ml.: Treatnment of muscular dystrophywith gelatin, 165

Achlorhydria in the psychoses: 'with specialreference to coincident anemina (Ruby 0.Stern), 1 7 1 )

Acromegaly, development of, and function of thediencephalon (Sacchetti), 269

Alcohol injected intravenously : psychologicaland psychopathological effects in nian (HenryW. Newman), 283

Alcoholic intoxication, acuite (Robert Fleming),283

Alcoholism, chronic, brain changes in (F. J.Warner), 178

ALEXANDER, L.: Colloidal thorium dioxide: itsuse in intracranial diagnosis and its fate ondirect injection into the brain and ventricles,161

ALLEN, I. M.: The motor phenomena of hys-teria, 1

Amauirotic idiocy. See IdiocyAmboceptors, hcemolytic, permeability of the

meninges in progressive paralysis to (M. Piolti),267

Amnesia, temporary, tetiology of (Frederick HI.Leavitt), 176

Anmmia, pernicious, psychoses with (Karl Ml.Bowman), 277

Aneur-ysm, arteriovenouis, congenital multiple(G. Van Ness Dearborn), 271

Aneur-ysm of the basilar artery, subarachnoidheemorrhage from (P. E. Maspes), 271

Anger, pathogenesis of cataplexy on (Max Levin),140

Angioreticulomata, cerebral (C. Pana), 155Antirabic vaccine. See Vaccine.Anxiety, neurotic, syndrome of (W alter Misch),

167Arachnoiditis of the optic chiasma (G. Lo Cascio),

159Arachnoiditis spinalis circulmspecta, conservative

treatmnent of (C. H. de Leetuw), 165ARMSTRONG, R. W. : After-histories of dischargedmental patients, 183

ARNOLD, J. G.: Pritlmary ependy-nitis: subacutetype with occlusion of the forainina of Monroand hydrocephalus of the lateral ventricles, 154

Artery, cerebral, anterior, ligation of, in monkeys(J. W. Watts), 82

Artery, retinal, spasm of, in functional blindnesscaused by suggestion (G. Rossenda), 276

ASHBY, WV. R. (and R. AM. STEWART): Brain ofthe mental defective, 26

Atropine for relief of intestinal tract in cases ofencephalitis lethargica (H. Fehsenmeyer), 374

Auditory hallucinations. See HallucinationsAutohaemotherapy in treatment of cerebral

ha-morrhage (R. Colelia and G. Pizzillo), 164

B

BANISTER, H.: Psychology and Health, review, 287BARAGAR, C. A.: Sexual sterilization. Four

years' experience in Alberta, 183Barrier permeability to bromide and protein

content of the cerebrospinal fluid (S. Katzenel-bogen), 70

Barrier permeability to bromide and sodiumchloride content of the cerebrospinal fluid (S.Katzenelbogen), 73

BECCLE, H. C.: Action of certain drugs inschizophrenia, 181

BECK, A.: Connection of schizophrenia and tuber-culosis, 279

BENTLEY, MADISON (editor): The Problem of,Uental I)isorder, review, 379

BERLUCCHI, C.: Special form of severe mentaldeficiency acconmpanied by imyosclerosis, 176

BERRY, R. J. A.: Structural abnormalitiespresented by the brains of thirty-one certifiedmental defectives, 54

Blindness for form resulting from a lesion of theoccipital lobe of the brain (K. Kleist), 375

Blindness, functional, spasm of retinal artery in,caused by suggestion (G. Rossenda), 276

Blood bromine in the psychoses (T. J. Hennellyand E. D. Yates), 92

Blood-cerebrospinal fluid barrier in mental dis-orders (D. Rothschild and C. N. Hamberg), 284

Blood fats in schizophrenia (A. T. Brice), 279Blood glutathione (GSH) level in mental diseases

(Arthur T. Brice), 179Blood groups in inocuilation malaria, significance

of (Irving AM. Derby), 84Blood, placental, in treatment of schizophrenia

(J. S. Gallant), 182Blood sedimentation test in psychotic patients

with pulmonary tuberculosis (George C. Bowerand Gabriel Schein), 284

Blood sugar. See SugarBOLSI, D. : Transmission of nervous impulse over

the sympathetic interneuronic synapses, 266BOSHES, B.: Possible relation of lead intoxica-

tion to multiple sclerosis, 268BOURGEOIS, ROBERT: Les HydrocJphalies aigues

et subaigues d'origine (otique, review, 380BOWER, GEORGE C.: Sedimentation test in

psychotic patients with pulmonary tuberculosis,284

BOWM.IAN,.N- KARL M.: Psychoses with perniciousanlemia, 277

Brachial plexus, paralysis of, after protectiveinoculation with antitetanic serum (D. Ridder),88

Brain changes in chronic alcoholism and Korsa-kow's psychosis (F. J. Warner), 178

Brain deformity produced by cysts in the piamater of the Sylvian fissure (E. Scherer), 156

Brain injuries, anatomical consideration inclinical interpretation of (Irving J. Sands), 375

Brain of the mental defective (XW. R. Ashby andR. MI. Stewart), 26

Brain sections, macroscopic, simple method ofstaining (H. E. Le Masurier), 266

Brains, structuiral abnormalities of (R. J. A.Berry), 54

BRICE, ARTHUR T.: Blood glutathione (GSH)level in mental diseases, 179-The blood fats inschizophrenia, 279

BRIDGE, E. M.: Mental state of the epilepticpatient, 173

Briggs lawv of Massachusetts (XVinifred Over-holser), 179

BRINK, GEORGE C.: Tuberculous survey in mentalhospitals, 175

Bromine, blood, in the psychoses (T. J. Hennellyand E. D. Yates), 92

BRONSTEIN, I. P.: Hypothyroidism and cretinismin childhood, 94

BROWN, ANDREW W.: Hypothyroidism andcretinism in childhood, 94

BURNS, M. A.: Polycythwmia and its neuro-psychiatric features, 162

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C,C(ADY, LEE T.: Paini of emlotional origin, 172Calcium content of the cerebrospinal fluid, blood

serum and scrum ultrafiltrate (J. J. Mlichaels and0. M. Searle), 85

Calciim, serum, and sodiuim in somne psychoticdisor(ders (A. H. Tinge-y and S. W. Hardwick),278

CAMERION, D. E.: Heat production and heatcontrol in the schizophrenic reaction, 169

CAMERON, D. EWEN : Objective and ExperimentalPsychiatry, review, 377

CAMPBELL, C. MACFIE: Destiny and Disease inMIental D)isorders, review, 378

CAPELLI, A.: A rare fornm of periodic paraplegia,161

CAPPS, 1B. 13. : Multiple parathyroid tumours withmassive mediastinal and subcutaneous huemor-rhage, 84

CARMICHAEL, H. T. : Pharmacodynamic investi-gation of the autonomic nervous s-ystem inschizophrenia, 92

CARON, MA.RCEL: Etude ('linique de la illaladiede Plick,, review, 187

CASON, HULSEY: Incidental memory for pleasantuinpleasant, and indifferent words, 275

Cataplexy, pathogenesis of, on anger (MaxLevin), 140

Catatonia, experimenttal, and the activity of thecortical sensorimiiotor centres (E. Mondio), 153

CATTELL, RAY.MOND 13.: Perseveration andpersonality, 90

Cerebral artery, anterior, ligatioin of in monkeys(J. W. Watts), 82

Cerebral circulatioin, xxxv. Comparative effectof ergotaimine tartrate oIn the arteries in the pia,duira and skin of cats (J. L. Pool and G. I.Nason), 82-xxxiii. The effect of nervestimulation and various druigs on the vessels ofthe dura mater (J. L. Pool, G. I. Nason, andH. S. Forbes), 153

Cerebral complications of putrid pleuro-pullonarysuippuiration (Ira Cohen), 269

Cerebral cortex, reviiew of book on, 95Cerebral emaciationi (H. Stefan), 87Cerebral h.-morrhage. See HuimiorrhageCerebrospinal fluid, concentration of blood-pigment in as a result of the action of histamine(Helmut Sprockhoff), 157

CHILD]ERS, A. T.: Auditory hallucinations inproblem children, 282

Children, problem, auditory hallucinations in(A. T. Childers), 282

Choroid plexus, calcification of the (R. Gatta),156

Choroidal structuire in vertebrates (M. Vialli), 81Circulation, cerebral (J. L. Pool and G. I. Nason),82- (J. L. Pool, G. I. Nason, and H. S. Forbes),153

CLEGG, J. L.: Association of physique andmental condition, 280

COHEN, IRA: Cerebral complications of putridpleiuro-pulmonary suppuration, 269

COHEN, MORRIS J. : Post-traumatic psychosis, 170COLELIA, R. : New treatment of cerebral hemor-rhage and its effects, 164

Confusional state associated with infective endo-carditis (David Shaw), 278

CONRAD, A.: Psychiatric study of hyperthyroidpatients, 177

CORK, L. C. (and A. MEYER): &tat marbre, 341Corpus callosum, effect of section of on the motorperformance of monkeys (M. A. Kennard andJ. W. Watts), 81

COURTOIs, A. (and L. MARCHAND): Les Encepha-lites Psychosiques, review, 185.

Cramp disease, so-called (J. Wilder), 273Craniocerebral topography, developmental, as

deterumined by the orthoscopic method (W. T.Peyton), 265

Cretinism and hypothyroidism in childhood (I. P.Bronstein and Andrew W. Brown), 94

Crimes of unintelligible motivation as represent-ing an initial symptom of an insidiouslydeveloping schizophrenia (A. W. Hackfield), 91

Cryptococcus histolyticus (torula), experimentalinfections of the nervous system with (V.Tronconi), 155

Crystal formations in the spinal fluid (K. Zeiner-Henriksen), 111

Cushing's disease, clinical aspect of (W. Schoen),162

Cysts in the pia mater of the Sylvian fissureproducing, deformity of the brain (E. Scherer),156

D

DANDY, MWALTER E.: Benign EncapsulatedT'umours in the Lateral XVentricles of the Brain,review, 186

DAVIDSoN, GEO. A.: Sexual sterilization. Fouryears' experience in Alberta, 183

DEARBORN, G. VAN NESS: Congenital muiltiplearteriovenouis aneury-sm intra- and extra-cerebral, 271

DEARMOND, MURRAY: Parkinsonian synidromedue to trauma, 272

DELAY, J.-P. L. : Les Aster&ognosies, review, 382DE LEEUW, C. H.: Conservative treatment in

arachnoiditis spinalis circumscripta, 165Delirious attacks of systematized denial (J.

Nardi), 282Dementia paralytica, juvenile, and its treatment

with malaria (Udo J. WN'ile and Eiugene A.Hand), 164

Dementia prucox, hamatoporphyrin treatmentof (J. Notkin, Viola Huiddart and BlancheDennes), 285

Dementia pruecox, heat regulation in (IsidoreFinkelman and W. Mary Stephens), 321

DENNES, BLANCHE: HTinatoporphyrin in treat-ment of dementia prmecox and involutioimelancholia, 285

DEPARIS, MAURICE: Essai sur les Nevralgies duTrijumeau, review, 191

Depersonalization (W. Mayer-Gross), 174DERBY, IRVING M.: Significance of blood groups

in inocuilation imalaria, 84-Life expectancy ingeneral paresis, 163

Dermoids and epidermoids, intraspinal (S. W.Gross), 2 7 3

DESOGuS, D.: Pineal body in relation to preg-nancy, 266

Diabetes mellitus and mental disorders, inter-relationships of (William C. Menniger), 281

Diallylbarbituiric acid, suistained sleep therapywith, in psychiatry (A. B3. Magnus), 182

Diathernmy in the treatment of general paralysis(Harry J. Worthing), 163

DICKSON, W. E. CARNEGIE (and C. WORSTER-DROUGHT): Multiple metastatic tumours inthe brain arising from primary bronchialcarcinoma, 289

Diencephalon, functioil of, and development ofacromegaly (Sacchetti), 269

Dinitrophenol and 3: 5 dinitro-ortho-cresol inschizophrenia (J. M. Looney and R. G. Hoskins),375

Disseminated encephalomyelitis. See Encephalo-myelitis

Disseminated sclerosis. See SclerosisDRAPER, G.: The migrainous patient: a con-

stitutional study, 162Dreams: regarding the ' stuff' of which dreams

are made-the psychophysiological basis ofdreams (F. Parkes Weber), 144

Drugs in schizophrenia. See SchizophreniaDUM'IAS, GEORGES (editor): Nouveau Traitd de

Psychologie, Vol. IV., review, 185DUNBAR, H. FLANDERS: Emotions and Bodily

Changes, review, 378.DUNCAN, A. G. (L. S. PENROSE and R. C. TURN-BULL): Su-rvey of patients in a large mentalhospital, 225

DUNLAP, HAROLD F.: Psychic manifestationsassociated with hyperthyroidism, 178

Dura mater, effect of nerve stimulation andvarious drugs on the vessels of the (J. L. Pool,G. I. Nason and H. S. Forbes), 123

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Dystrophy, muscular, treatment of with gelatin(L. Stoic and M. Abeles), 165

E

Echinococcuis affectinig the vertebral columiiin andlspinal cord (N. H. Popow and B. J. UImerow),158

EDWARDS, J. M. Mental regnlation of intestinalactivity, 282

ELLIOTT, ANNIE E.: Encephalographic studiesin manic-depressive psychosis, 91-Encephalo-graphic studies in miental disease, 281

Emotional reactions, blood sugar in relation to(John C. Whitehorn), 171

Emotional states of general paresis (Purcell G.Schuibe), 173

Encephalitis, epidemic, and disseminated sclerosis,concurrent (G. Peters), 273

Encephalitis lethargica, atropine for relief ofintestinal tract in cases of (H. Fehsenmeyer),374

Encephalitis lethargica, lesions resulting fromdisturbances of tone and motility in cases of,previously treated by atropine (H. Siegmund),269

Encephalitis, post-, chronic, in juvenile delinquents(Matthew Molitch), 280

Encephalitis, post-vaccinial, complete recoveryconfirmed by histological examination in a caseof (B. Herkenrath), 89

Encephalographic stuidies in manic-depressivepsychosis (Matthewv T. Moore, David Nathan,Annie R. Elliott and Charles Lauibach), 91

Encephalographic studies in imental disease(Matthew T. Moore, David Nathan, Annie R.Elliott and Charles Laaubaeh). 281

Encephalomielitis disseminata following ascend-ing neuritis (Ross H. Thompson), 160

Encephalomyelitis, disseminated, non-suppuira-tive, and disseminated sclerosis, relationbetween (G. Peters), 160

Endocarditis, infective, associated with a con-fusional state (David Shaw), 278

Endocrine studies in Imental cases (Myer M.Harris, WNillialai A. Horwitz, and Siegfried E.Katz), 94

Ependylnlal tumour. See TumiiourEpendyiniitis, primiiary , subacute type with

occlusion of the foraminia of Monro and hydro-cephalus of the lateral ventricles (J. G. Arnold),154

Epilepsy, Epsoiii salt in small non-dehydratingdoses in (Alexander WN'olf), 213

Epilepsy in identical tw%ins (R. H. Guithrie andWX M. Lebowitz), 272

Epilepsy, idiopathic, therapeuitic effects ofcestrogeinic hormone preparations in (Richarrd

XU hitehead and Edwin E. McNeil), 165Epileps, Inasked, and the simiiulation of traii-matic epilepsy by cerebral tumiiouir (Lewis R.Yealland), 353

Epileps, inligraine and some other neuiro-psychiatric disorders, relationship of (H. A.Paskind), 272

Epilepsy treated with antirabic vaccine (M.Nikolic), 274

Epileptic fits, ' crowA-diing ' of excit-ation as theimmediate cause of soimie (Max Levin), 256

Epileptic syndroiiie, chemiical studies in (HelenHopkins), 267

Epileptics, mental state of (E. M. 3ridge), 173Epsoin salt in smleall Doii-dehydrating doses, in

epilepsy (Alexander XN olf), 213Ergotaiine tartrate, comparative effect of on the

arteries in the pia, duirai and skin of cats (J. L.Pool and G. I. Nason), 82

ERICKSON-, MILTON H.: Concomiiitance of organicand psychological changes duiring markedimprovement in schizophrenia, 93

ESSEN--M ;LLER, ERIKc: Untersuchungen iiber dieFruchtbarkeit gewi-isser Gruppen von Geistes-kranken (Schizophrenen, -Va nischdepressir enund Epileptik-ern, review, 380

f,tat marbr6 (A. Meyer and L. C. C'ook), 341

Excitatioin, ' crowding ' of, as the inimediitecause of some epileptic fits (Mlax Levin), 256

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FAZIKAS, J. F. Changes prod1uced by variouistypes of druigs in schizophrenic patients, 181

FESENYMEYER, H.: Clinical examination of theintestinal tract in encephalitis lethargicarelieved by atropine, 374

Fever, uveo-parotiid, neurological aspects of(P. M. Levin), 273

FINKELMAN, ISIDORE (and W. 'MARY STEPHENS)Heat regulation in (leimentia prHcox, 321

FLEMING, ROBERT: Psychiatric conception ofacute alcoholic intoxication, 283

FORBES, H. S.: Cerebral circuilation: Effect ofnerve stimulation and various drugs on thevessels of the dura mater, 153

FOSTER, R-TH: Hemiplegia with the leg inflexion. 270

FREEMAN, H.: Pharmacodynamic investiJationof the autonomi3 nervous system in schizo-phrenia, 92

Frontal lobe lesions with cerebellar manifestations(A. Gordon), 86

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Gait and other movements, involuintary sAlf-expression (Werner WN olff), 276

GALLANT, J. S.: Schizophrenia treated withplacental blood, 182

GATTA, R.: Calcification of the choroid plexus, 156Gelatin treatment of muscular dy-strophy (L.

Stone and M. Abeles), 165GILDEA, E. F.: Changes produiced by various

types of drugs in schizophrenic patients, 181GILLESPIE, R. D. (and D. K. HENDERSON): A

Textbook of P-Isychijtry, fourth edition, review,384

Glioma, polymorph, aissociated with tuberoussclerosis (F. Visintini), 269

Glutathione, blood (GSH) level in mental diseases(Arthuir T. Brice), 179

Glycogen, storage of, and the pituitary body(K. H. Hildebrand), 270

GORDON, A. Frontal lobe lesions with cerebellarmiianifestations, 86

GRIMBERG, L. Paralysis agitans and traumna, 851GROSS, S. W. Intraspinial dermnioids alid epider-

moids, 273GROVES, ERNE-ST R. : Understnading 1Yourself,

review, 287GUIRDHAMNi, ARTHUR 13ody type of the geineral

paraly-tic, 363GUTHRIE, R. H. : Epilepsy in identical twvins, 272GUr-IMANN, E. (and W. S. MACLAY) : Mescalinand depersonalization, 193

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HACKFIELD, A. X. Crimes of unintelligiblemotivation as representing an initial symptomof an insidiously developing schizophrenia, 91

Haxmatoporphyrin treatmient in deimieintia prtrcoxand involution imielancholia (J. Notkin, ViolaHuiddart aild Blanche Dennies), 285

Httmorrhage, cerebral, new treatmiienlt of byautoheeinotherapy (R. C(olelia and (". Pizzillo),164

Halluicinations, auiditory, in problem children(A. T. Childers), 282

HAMIBERG, C. N. : B3lood-cerebrospinal fluii(dbarrier in mental disorders, 284

HAMIB-URGER, JEA.N (a1nd PASTEU-R1 VALLERY-RADOT) Les Miqraines, review, 191

HAKIBv, ''. B. : Tumiiouirs in the spinal canal inchildhood, 158

HANI), EIUGENE A. JTuvenile demeintia paralyticaand its treatluent with malaria, 164

HARDWICK, S. V. : Seruim calciuini anId sodiumili insome psychotic disorders, 278

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HARE, C. C.: Intramedullary tuinours of thebrainstem, 159

HARRIS, MYER M.: Endocrine stuidies in mentalcases, 94

Hashish psychosis (N. Skliar), 170Head injury: Neurologic and psychiatric aspects

(Israel Strauss and Nathan Savitsky), 86Heat production and heat control in the schizo-

phrenic reaction (D. E. Cameron), 169Heat regulation, in dementia pr*ecox (IsidoreFinkelman and W. Mary Stephens), 321

Hemniplegia with the leg in flexion (Orthello R.Langworthy, Elmer Highberger and RuthFoster), 2 7 0

HENDERSON. D. K. (and R. D. GILLESPIE): A

7'extbook of Psychiatry, fourth edition, review,384

HENNELLY, T. J.: Blood bromine in the psycho-ses, 92

HENRY, C. BOWDLER: Neurological complica-tions of the third molar tooth, 97

HERKENRATH, B.: Complete recovery confirmedby histological examination in a case of post-vaccinial encephalitis, 89

Herpes zoster cephalicus (F. Wiegmann), 87HIGHBEXRER, ELMER: Hemiplegia with the leg

in flexion, 270HILDEBRAND, K. H.: The pituitary body and the

storage of glycogen, 270HIMWICH, H. E.: Changes produced by various

types of drugs in schizophrenic patients, 181Histamine, concentration of blood-pigment in the

cerebrospinal fluid as a result of the action of(Helnmut Sprockhoff), 157

HOCK, PAUL: Treatment of schizophrenia withprolonged narcosis, 286

HOLZER, R.: Case of ' status marmoratus'involving the thalamus, 83

Homicides and suicides in their relation toweather changes (C. A. Mills), 172

HOPKINS, HELEN: Chemical studies in theepileptic syndrome, 267

HORMONE preparations, wstrogenic, in idiopathicepilepsy and migraine (Richard W. Whiteheadand Edwin E. McNeil), 165

HORWITZ, WILLIAM A. : Endocrine studies inmental cases, 94

HOSKINS, R. G. : Therapeutic rise of dinitrophenoland 3 5 dinitro-ortho-cresol in schizophrenia,375

HUBBARD, 0. E.: Changes produced by varioustypes of drugs in schizophrenic patients,181

HUDDART, VIOLA: Haematoporphyrin treatmentin dementia prmecox and involution inelan-cholia, 285

HUTTON, LAU-RA: The Single JfVoman and herEmotional Problems, review, 248

Hyperthyroid patients, psychiatric study of (A.Conrad), 177

Hyperthyroidisiml, psychic manifestations asso-ciated with (Harold F. Dunlap and FrederickP. Moersch), 178

Hypothyroidisili andl cretinism in childhood(I. P. Bronstein and Andrew W. Brown), 94

Hysteria, motor phenomena of (I. M. Allen), 1

Idiocy, amaurotie, infantile, true pathology of(K. Schaffer), 83

Intestinal activity, mental reguilation of (J. A1.Edwards), 282

Intoxication. See Alcohol

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JONES, M. S.: Reculrrent attacks of prolongedsleep, 130

JIURA, A. : Localization of the macular fibres iiithe optic radiations, 374

JUNG, T. S. : Colloidal thorium dioxide: its usein intracranial diagnosis and its fate oIn directinjection into the brain anid ventricles, 161

K

KANNER, LEO : Child Psychiatry, review, 381KASANIN, J.: The parent-child relationship in

schizophrenia, 170KATZ, SIEGFRIED E.: Endocrine studies in mental

cases, 94KATZENELBOGEN, S.: Barrier permeability tobromide and protein content of the cerebro-spinal fluid, 70-Barrier permeability tobromide and sodium chloride content of thecerebrospinal fluid, 73

KENDRENW, E. N. Persistence of moods, 276KENNARD, M. A.: Effect of section of the corpus

callosum on the motor performance of monkeys,81

KERR, MADELINE: The Rorschaeh test appliedto children, 166

KLEIST, K. Blindness for form resulting froma lesion of the occipital lobe of the brain,375

KNIGHT, E.: .,he parent-child relationship inschizophrenia, 170

Korsakow's psychosis, brain changes in (F. J.Warner), 178

Korsakow's syndrome associated with non-alcoholic polyneuritis (Louis Minski), 219

KRAPF, E.: Die Seelenstorungen der Blutdruck-kranken, review, 382

KREINDLER, A. (and G. MARINESCO): DesReflexes Conditionnels, review, 187

KUNTZ, ALBERT: The Autonomic Nervous System,second edition, review, 95

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LAIRD, DONALD A.: Types of sleepers: normaland abnormal, 166

LANGE-EICHBAUM, WILHELM: Genie, Irrsinn undRuhm, review, 381

LANGWORTHY, 0. R.: Syringomyclia andformation of cavities in the spinal cord, 270-Hemiplegia with the leg in flexion, 270

LAUBACH, CHARLES: Encephalographic studiesin manic-depressive psychosis, 91-Encephalo-graphic studies in mental disease, 281

Lead intoxication, relation of to multiple sclerosis(B. Boshes), 268

LEAvIr, FREDERICK H.: Etiology of temporaryamnesia, 176

LEBLANC, E.: Synthese des 'oies de Conductiondes Centres Nerveux, review, 384

LEBOWITZ, W. M.: Epilepsy in identical twins,272

Lecithin treatment of some multiple sclerosissyndromes (M. H. Weinberg), 89

LE MASURIER, H. E.: Simple method of stainingmacroscopic brain sections, 266

LEVIN, MAX: Pathogenesis of cataplexy onanger, 140-' Crowding' of excitation as theimmediate cause of some epileptic fits, 256

LEVIN, P. M.: Neurological aspects of uveo-parotid fever, 273

LEWENSTEIN, H.: Syimptomatology of dissemi-nated sclerosis, 161

Life expectancy in general paresis (Irving M.Derby), 163

LILLEY, DOROTHY: After-histories of dischargedmental patients, 183

Lipomas, meningeal, in the foramen inagnuni(Walter Misch), 123

LIVINGSTON, W. K.: The Clinical Aspects ofV'isceral Neurology, review, 383

Lo CASCIO, G.: Arachnoiditis of the opticchiasma, 1539

LOONEY, J. M.: Therapeutic uise of dinitrophenoland 3 :5 dinitro-ortho-cresol in schizophrenia,375

LOWE?NBERG, K.: Familial organic psychosis(Alzheimer's type), 278

LYMNIAN, R. S.: Colloidal thoriunm dioxide: itsuse in intracranial diagnosis and its fate ondirect injection into the brain and ventricles,161

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MCALISTER, W. J.: Sexual sterilization. Fouryears' experience in Alberta, 183

MCCULLOUGH, D. L.: Sexual sterilization. Fouryears' experience in Alberta, 183

MCGHIE, BERNARD T.: Tuberculous survey inmental hospitals, 175

MACLAY, WV. S. (and E. GuTTMI,ANN): Mescalinand depersonalization, 193

MCNEIL, EDWIN E.: Therapeutic effects ofestrogenic hormone preparations in idiopathicepilepsy and migraine, 165

Macular fibres in the optic radiations, localizationof (A. Juba), 374

MAGNUS, A. B. Sustained sleep therapy withdiallylbarbituric acid in psychiatry, 182

Malaria (induced) therapeutic, recent advancesin (G. de AI. Rudolf), 239

Malaria, inoculation, significance of blood groupsin (Irving M. Derby), 84

Malaria treatment of dementia paralytica injuveniles (Udo J. 'ile and Eugene A. Hand),164.

Manic-depressive psychosis, encephalographicstudies in (Matthew T. Moore, David Nathan,Annie R. Elliott and Charles Laubach), 91

MARCHAND, L. (and A. CO0URTOIS): Les Encepha-lites Tsychosiques, review, 185

MARESCRHAL, PIERRE: L'Olire Bulbaire, review,188

MARINESCO, G. (and A. KREINDLER): DesReflexes Conditionnels, review, 187

MASPES, P. E.: Subarachnoid hminorrhage froman aneurysiii of the basilar artery, 271

Massachuisetts, Briggs law of (W'inifred Over-holser), 179

MAYER-GRoss, W. : On depersonalization, 174Melancholia, involution, htmatoporphyrin treat-ment in (J. Notkin, Viola Huddart, andBlanche Dennes), 285

Memory, incidental, for pleasant, unpleasant, andindifferent words (Arthur Silvermann andHulsey Cason), 275

Meningeal lipomas in the foramen magnum(Walter MIisch), 123

Meninges in progressive paralysis, permeabilityof to different hcemolytic ambocwptors normaland coimplementary to blood seruimi (M. Piolti),267

Meningitis, aseptic, acute (H. R. Viets and J. W.XVatts), 160

MENNINGEXR, WVILLIAMI C.: Juvenile pareticneurosvphilis studies, 174-Interrelationshipsof nmental disorders and diabetes mellitus,281

Mental cases, endocrine studies in (Myer H.Harris, WVilliam A. Horwitz, and Siegfried E.Katz), 94

Mental condition and physique, association of(J. L. Clegg), 280

Mental defective, brain of the (WV. R. Ashby andR. M. Stewart), 26

Mental deficiency accompanied by myosclerosis,special form of (C. Berlucchi), 176

Mental disease, encephalographic studies in(Matthew T. Moore, David Nathan, Annie R.Elliott, and Charles Laubach), 281

Mental disorders, blood-cerebrospinal fluid barrierin (D. Rothschild and C. N. Hamberg), 284

Mental disorders and diabetes mellitus, inter-relationships of (William C. Menninger), 281

Mental hospital, survey of patients in a large(A. G. Duncan, L. S. Penrose, and R. C.Turnbull), 225

Mental patients, discharged, after-histories of(L. H. XVooton, R. W. Armstrong, and DorothyLilley), 183

Mental patients discharged froin a inentalhospital against advice, after-history of (LouisMinski), 376

Mental symptoms in a case resembling amyo-trophic lateral sclerosis (E. Teichmann), 285

Mescalin and depersonalization (E. Guttmann andW. S. Maclay), 193

Metastatic tumours. See Tumours

MEYER, A. (and L. C. COOK): 1tat marbrk, 341MICHA{:LS, J. J.: Calcium content of the cerebro-

spinal fluid, blood serum and serum ultra-filtrate, 85

MICHELSEN, J.: A new syndrome in the diagnosisof tumour of the corpus callosum, 1.59

Migraine, epilepsy and some other neuro-psychiatric disorders, relationship of (H. A.Paskind), 272

Migrainous patient: a constitutional study(G. A. Touraine and G. Draper), 162

MILLS, C. A.: Suicides and homicides in theirrelation to weather changes, 172

MINsKI, LouIs: Non-alcoholic polyneuritisassociated with Korsakow syndrome, 219-After-history of 90 patients discharged from amental hospital against advice, 376

MISCH, WALTER: Meningeal lipomas in tileforamen magnum, 123-The syndrome ofneurotic anxiety: the somatic and psychiccomponents of its genesis and therapy, 167

MOERSCH, FREDERICK P.: Psychic manifestationsassociated with hyperthyroidism, 178

MOLITCH, MATTHEW : Chronic post-encephalitisin juvenile delinquents, 280

MONDIO, E.: Experimental catatonia and theactivity of the cortical sensorimotor centres, 153

Moods, persistence of (E. N. Kendrew), 276MOORE, MATTHEw T.: Encephalographic studies

in manic-depressive psychosis, 91-Encephalo-graphic studies in mental disease, 281

Motor performance of monkeys, effect of sectionof the corpus callosum on (M. A. Kennard andJ. W. Watts), 81

Muscular atrophy, progressive spinal, andependymal tumour of the spinal cord (G.Pintus), 157

Muscular dystrophy, gelatin treatment of (L.Stone and M. Abeles), 165

MUSKENS, L. J. J.: Das Supra-vestilullire system,review, 189

Myosclerosis accompanying a special form ofsevere mental deficienicy (C. Berlicchi), 176

NARDI, J. : Certain delirious attacks of systema-tized denial, 282

NASON, G. I.: Cerebral circulation. Comiparativeeffect of ergotamine tartrate on the arteries inthe pia, dura and skin of cats, 82-Effect ofnerve stimulation and various drugs on thevessels of the dura mater, 153

NATHAN, DAVID: Encephalographic studies inmanic-depressive psychosis, 91-Encephalo-graphic studies in mental disease, 281

Nlerve stimulation, effect of on the vessels of thedura mater (J. L. Pool, G. I. Nason, and H. S.Forbes), 153

Nervous impulse, transmission of over thesympathetic interneuronic synapses (D. Bolsiand F. Visintini), 266

Nervous system, autonomic, pharmacodynamicinvestigation of in schizophrenia (H. Freemanand H. T. Carmichael), 92

Nervous s-stem, experimental infections of withCryptococcus histolyticus (torula) (V. Tronconi),155

Neuritis, ascending, followed by encephalo-myelitis disseminata, 160

Neuroglia in man, study of (V. Tronconi), 154Neurological complications of the third molar

tooth (C. Bowdler Henry), 97Neurological therapeutics, 369Neurosyphilis studies, juvenile paretic (William C.

Menninger), 174NEWMAN, HENRY XW.: Alcohol injected intra-

venously: some psy-chological and psycho-pathological effects in man, 283

NIKOLIC, fM.: Treatlment of epilepsy with anti-rabic vaccine, 274

NOTKIN, J.: Heematoporphyrin treatment inidementia pra3cox and involution melancholia,285

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CiEstrogenic hormione preparations in idiopathicepilepsy and migraine (Richard W. Whiteheadand Edwin E. McNeil), 165

OGDEN, W.: Connection of schizophrenia andtuberculosis, 279

Optic chiasmia, arachnoiditis of the (G. LoCascio), 159

OVERHOLZER, WINIFRED : The Briggs law ofMassachusetts, 179

P

Pain of emotional origin (Lee T. Cady), 172PALAZZOLI, M.: L'Intpuissance Sexuelle chez

L'Homm.e, review, 188PANA, C.: Morphology and histogenesis of the

cerebral angioreticulomata, 155Paralysis agitans and trauma (L. Grimberg), 85Paralysis of brachial plexus after protective

inoculation with anti-tetanic serum (D. Ridder),88

Paralysis, general, diathermy in treatment of(Harry J. Worthing), 163

Paralysis, general, life expectancy in (Irving M.Derby), 163

Paralysis, progressive, permeability of themeninges in to different hemolytic amboceptorsnormal and complementary to blood serum(M. Piolti), 267

Paralysis. See also ParesisParalytic, general, body type of the (Arthur

Guirdham), 363Paraplegia, periodic, a rare form of (A. Capelli),

161Parathyroid tumours. See TumoursParesis, general, emotional states of (Purcell G.

Schube), 173Paresis, general, trends in the outcome of (HoratioM. Pollock), 274

Paresis. See also ParalysisParkinsonian syndrome due to trauma. (W. L.

Bruetsch and Murray Dearmond), 272Paskind, H. A.: Relationship of migraine,

epilepsy and some other neuropsychiatricdisorders, 272

PATERSON, ARTHUR S.: Respiratory rhythm innormal and psychotic subjects, 36

Patients in a large mental hospital, survey of(A. G. Duncan, L. S. Penrose, and R. C.Turnbbll), 225

PENROSE, L. S. (A. G. DUNCAN and R. C. TURNT-BULL): Suirvey of patients in a large mentalhospital, 225

Perseveration and personality (Kenneth H.Rogers), 90-(Rayniond B. Cattell), 90

Personality and perseveration. See PerseverationPETERS, G.: Relation between non-suppurative

dissenminated encephalomiyelitis and dis-seminated sclerosis, 160-Symptomatology ofdisseminated sclerosis, 161{-Concurrent epi-demic encephalitis and dissenminated sclerosis,273

PEvTON, WN. T.: Developmental craniocerebraltopography as determinied by the orthoscopicmethod, 265

Physique and iiiental condition, association of(J. L. Clegg), 280

Pineal body in relation to pregnancy (V. Desogus),266

PINTUS, G. : Ependymal tuimour of the spinalcord and progressive spinal muscular atrophy,157

PIOLTI, M. : Permeability of the iieninges inprogressive paralysis to different heemolyticamboceptors normal and complementary toblood seruni, 267

Pituitary body and the storage of glycogen(K. H. Hildebrand), 270

PIZZILLO, G.: A newv treatment of cerebralhnemorrhage and its effects, 164

Pleuro-pulmonary suppuration. See SuppurationPoliomyelitis, anterior, acute, pathogenesis andtreatment of, 149

POLLOCK, HORATIO M.: Trenids in the ouitcome ofgeneral paresis, 274

Polycythwnmia and its neuropsychiatric features(N. W. Winkelman and M. A. Burns), 162

Polyneuritis, non-alcoholic, associated with Korsa-kow syndrome (Louis Minski), 219

Polyuria in schizophrenia (Francis H. Sleeper), 279POOL, J. L.: Cerebral circulation. Comiiparative

effect of ergotamine tartrate on the arteries inthe pia, dura and skin of cats, 82-Effect ofnerve stimiulation and various druigs on thevessels of the dura mater, 153

Popow, N. H.: Echinococcus affecting thevertebral coluimn and spinal cord, 158

PRASAD, J.: Psychology of rumour: A studyrelating to the great Indian earthquake of1934, 275

Pregnancy, pineal body in relation to (V.Desogus), 266

Proteose-like substance in spinal fluid (Purcell G.Schube and Richard C. Whitehead), 85

Psychiatry, sustained sleep therapy with diallyl-barbituric acid in (A. B. Magnus), 182

Psychic manifestations associated with hyper-thyroidism (Harold F. Dunlap and Frederick P.Moersch), 178

Psychopathology, the future of, 76Psychoses, achlorhydria in the: with special

reference to coincident an-emia (Ruby 0.Stern), 171

Psychoses, blood bromine in the (T. J. Hennellyand E. D. Yates), 92

Psychoses with pernicious anuemia (Karl M.Bowman), 277

Psychosis, hashish (N. Skliar), 170Psychosis, Korsakow's, brain changes in (F. J.

Warner), 178Psychosis, manic-depressive. See Manic depres-

sivePsychosis, organic, familial (K. Lowveniberg and

R. W. Waggoner), 278Psychosis, post-traumatic (Morris J. Cohen), 170Psychotic disorders, serum calcium and sodium

in (A. H. Tingey and S. WV. Hardwick), 278Pupils, tonic, with absent tendoni reflexes

(G. de M. Ruidolf), 367

R

RASDOL.SKY, T. : Syndroiue of a dorsal-pontinetumour, 87

Reflexes, scapuilar tendon (-. M. Weingrow), 88Respiratory rhythm. See RhythmRetinal artery. See ArteryREVIEWS OF BOOKS.

Astereognosis: Les Aster6ognosies (J.-P. L.Delay), 382

Autonomic Nervous System (Albert Kiiitz),secon(d edition, 95

Brain as an Organ (Frederic WN-erthaini anildFlorence Wertham), 190

Destiny and Disease in Mental Disorders(C. Macfle Campbell), 378

Emotions and Bodily Changes (H. FlandersDuinbar), 378

Encephalitis: Les Enc6phalites Psycho-siques (L. Marchand and A. Couirtois), 185

Endocrine Tumours and other Essays (F.Parkes Weber), 384

Functioni in the Cerebral Cortex, Localizationof (by various authors), 95

Genius: Genie, Irrsinn und Ruihoii (WM ilhelmnLange-Eichbauimi), Second editioin, 381

Hydrocephalus Les Hydrocephalies aigueset subaigues d'origine otique (RobertBourgeois), 380

Hypertensive States : Die Seeleaistdrungender Blutdruckkranken (E. Krapf), 382

Impotence: L'Impuissance Sexuielle chezl'Homme (M. Palazzoli), 188

Kaiser W'ilhelm Institute Untersichun-eniiber die Fruchtbarkeit gewisser Gruppenvon Geisteskranken (Schizophrenen,Manischdepressiven mind Epileptikern (ErikEssen-Moller), 380

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Love anid Hate, Origins of (Ian F. Suttie), 377Mental Disorder, Problemii of (Edited byMadison Bentley), 379

Mental Disorders, Destiny and Disease in(C. Macfie Campbell), 378

Mfigraine: Les Migraines (Pasteur Vallery-Radot and Jean Hambuirger), 191

Nervous System, Autonomiiic (Albert Kuntz),second edition, 95

Nervous S-ystem : Synth6se des Voies deConduction des Centres Nerveux (E.Leblanc), 384

Neeuralgia : Essai sur les Nevralgies duTrijumeau (Miaurice Deparis), 191

Neurological Diagnosis, Practical (R. GlenSpurling), 191

Neurology, Clinical, Textbook of (Israel S.Wechsler), Third edition, 186

Neurology: L'Olive Bulbaire (Pierre Mares-chal), 188

Neurology: Neurologisehe Begultachtung(F. Stern), 95

Neeurology, Visceral, Clinical Aspects of(W. K. Livingston), 383

Olive: L'Olive Bulbaire (Pierre Mareschal),188

Paraplegia : La paraplegie flasque aigul ducancereux: ]Vtude clinique (Ernest Worin-ger), 383

PICK: Etude Cliniquie de lan Ialadie de Pick(Marcel Caron), 187

Poxs : Les Ram-lollissenments Protub6ran-tiels (J. 0. Trelles), 189

Psy-chiatry, Child (Leo Kanner), 381Psychiatry, Objective and Experimental

(). Ewen Cameron), 377Psychiatry, Textbook of (D. K. Hendersonand R. D. Gillespie), fourth edition, 384

Psychology and Health (H. Banister), 287Psychology: Nouveau Traite de Psychologie

(Edited by Georges Dumas), Vol. IV., 185Reflexes: Des Reflexes Conditionnels (G.

Marinesco and A. Kreindler), 187Supravestibular System: Das Supra-vestibu-

1.ire System (L. J. J. Muskens), 189Tumours: Benign Encapsulated Tumours in

the Lateral Ventricles of the Brain (WalterE. Dandy), 186

Understanding Yourself (Ernest R. Groves),287

Woimian, Single, and her Emotional Problems(Laura Hutton), 288

Rhythm, respiratory, in normiial and psychoticsubjects (Arthur S. Paterson), 36

RIDDER, D.: Paralysis of the brachial plexusafter protective inoculation with anti-tetanicserum, 88

ROGERS, KENNETH H.: Preservation andpersonality, 90

Rorschach test applied to children (MadelineKerr), 166

ROSSENDA, G. : Spasmi of retinal artery infunctional blindness caused by suggestion, 276

ROTHSCHILD, D.: Blood-cerebrospinal fluidbarrier in mental disorders, 284

RuDOLF, G. DE M.: Recent advances in thera-peutic (induced) malaria, 239-Tonic pupilswith absent tendon reflexes, 367

Rumoulr, psychology of, a study relating to thegreat Indian earthquake of 1934 (J. Prasad), 275

S

SACCHETTI: Function of the diencephalon andthe development of acromegaly, 269

SAGE, P.: The parent-child relationship inschizophrenia, 170

SANDS, IRVING J.: Anatomical considerations inclinical interpretation of brain injuries, 375

SAVITSKY, NATHAN : Head injury. Neurologicand psychiatric aspects, 86

Scapular tendon reflexes (S. AI. WNeingrow), 88SCHAFFER, K. : True pathology of infantile

amauirotic idiocy, 83

SCHERER, E.: Cysts in the pia mater of theSylvian fissure producing deformity of thebrain, 156

SCHIEN, GABRIEL: Sedimentation test inpsychotic patients with pulmonary tuberculosis,284

SCHILDER, P.: The vestibular apparatus inneurosis and psychosis, 168

Schizophrenia, action of certain drugs in (H. C.Beccle), 181

Schizophrenia, blood fats in (A. T. Brice), 279Schizophrenia, crimes of unintelligible motivation

as representing an initial symptom in aninsidiously developing (A. XV. Hackfield), 91

Schizophrenia, dinitrophenol and 3: 5 dinitro-ortho-cresol in (J. M. Looney and R. G.Hoskins), 375

Schizophrenia with prolonged narcosis, treatmentof (Paul Hock), 286

Schizophrenia, organic and psychological changesduring marked improveinent in (Milton H.Erickson), 93

Schizophrenia, parent-child relationship in (J.Kasanin, E. Knight and P. Sage), 170

Schizophrenia, pharmacodynamic investigationof the autonomic nervouis system in (H.Freeman and H. T. Carmichael), 92

Schizophrenia, polyuria in (Francis H. Sleeper),279

Schizophrenia treated with placental blood (J. S.Gallant), 182

Schizophrenia and tuberculosis, connection of(A. Beck, WV. Ogden, and M. Whelen), 279

Schizophrenic patients, changes produced byvarious types of drugs in (E. F. Gildea, H. E.Himwich, 0. E. Huibbard, and J. F. Fazikas),181

Schizophrenic reaction, heat production and heatcontrol in (D. E. Cameron), 169

SCHOEN, W.: Clinical aspect of Cushing's disease,162

SCHUBE, PURCELL G.: A proteose-like substancein spinal fluid, 85-Emotional states of generalparesis, 173

Sclerosis. amyotrophic lateral, Inental symptomsin a case resembling (E. Teichmann), 285

Sclerosis, disseminated, and epidemic encephalitis,concurrent'(G. Peters), 273

Sclerosis, disseminated, and non-suppurative dis-seminated encephalomyelitis, relation between(G. Peters), 160

Sclerosis, disseminated. symptomatology of (G.Peters and H. Lewenstein), 161

Sclerosis, multiple, possible relation of lead intoxi-cation to (B. Boshes), 268

Sclerosis, multiple, lecithin treatment of somesyndromes of (M. H. Weinberg), 89

Sclerosis, tuberous, associated with polymorphglioma (F. Visintini), 269

SEARLE, 0. M.: Calcium content of the cerebro-spinal fluid, blood serum and seruim ultra-filtrate, 85

Self-expression, involuntary, in gait and othermovements (W'erner Wolff), 276

Serum calcium and sodium in some psychoticdisorders (A. H. Tingey and S. W. Hardwick),278

SETH, GEORGE: Control of the mechanism ofspeech, in particular that of respiration instuttering subjects, 180

Sexual sterilization. See SterilizationSHAW, DAVID: Confuisional state associated with

infective endocarditis, 278SIEGMUND, H.: Lesions resulting from disturb-

ances to tone and motility in cases of encepha-litis lethargica previously treated by atropine,269

SILVERMIA.t-N-, ARTHUR: Incidental memory forpleasant, unpleasant, and indifferent words, 275

SKLIAR, N.: Hashish psychosis, 170Sleep, prolonged, recurrent attacks of (M. S.

Jones), 130Sleep therapy, sustained, with diallylbarbituric

acid in psychiatry (A. B. Magnus), 182SLEEPER, FRANCIS H.: Investigation of polyuria

in schizophrenia, 279

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Sleepers, types of (Donald A. Laird), 166Sodium amytal, psychopharmacology of (M. W.

Thorner), 180Sodium and serum calcium in some psychotic

disorders (A. H. Tingey and S. XW. Hardwick),278

Speech, control of the, mechanism of, particularlythat of respiration in stuttering subjects (GeorgeSeth), 180

Spinal cord, cavities in and syringonmyelia (E. S.Tauber and 0. R. Langworthy), 270

Spinal cord tumour. See TumourSpinal fluid, crystal formations in (K. Zeiner-

Henriksen), 111Spinal fluid, a proteose-like substance in (Purcell

G. Schube and Richard C. Whitehead), 85SPROCKHOFF, HELMUT: Concentration of blood-pigment in the cerebrospinal fluid as a resultof the action of histamine, 157

SPIURLING, R. GLEN: Practical NeurologicalDiagnosis, review, 191Status marmoratus' involving the thalamus(R. Holzer), 83

STEFAN, H.: Cerebral emaciation, 87-X-raychanges in the vertebral lamin in cases ofspinal cord tumour, 158

STEPHENS, W. MARY (and ISIDORE FINKELMAN):Heat regullation in dementia precox, 321

Sterilization, sexual. Four years' experience inAlberta (C. A. Baragar, Geo. A. D)avidson,W. J. McAlister, and D. L. McCullough), 183

STERN, F.: N'eurologische Begutachtung, review,95

STERN, R-BYv0.: Achlorhydria in the psychoses:with special reference to coincident anemia, 171

STEWART, R. Ml. (and W. R. ASHBY): Brain ofthe mental defective, 26

STONE, L.: Treatinent of muscular dystrophywith gelatin, 165

STRAUSS, ISRAEL: Head injury. Neurologic andpsychiatric aspects, 86

Structural abnormalities presented by the brainsof thirty-one certified mental defectives(R. J. A. Berry), 54

Sugar, blood, in relation to emotional reactions(John C. Whitehorn), 171

Suggestion causing spasm of retinal artery infunctional blindness (G. Rossenda), 276

Suicides and homicides in their relation toweather changes (C. A. Mills), 172

Suppuration, putrid pleuro-pulmonary, cerebralcomplications of (Ira Cohen), 269

SUTrIE, IAN F.: The Origins of Love and Hate,review, 377

Synapses, sympathetic interneuronic, trans-mission of nervous impuilse over (D. 13olsi andF. Visintini), 266

Syndrome of a dorsal-pontine tumour (T.Rasdolsky), 87

Syndrome, epileptic, chemical studies in the(Helen Hopkins), 267

Syndrome of Korsakow associated with non-alcoholic polyneuritis (Louis Minski), 219

Syndrome of neurotic anxiety (Walter Misch), 167Syndrome, new, in the diagnosis of tumour of the

corpus callosum (J. Michelsen), 159Syndrome, Parkinsonian, due to trauma (W. L.

Bruetsch and Murray Dearmond), 272Syndromes of multiple sclerosis, lecithin treat-ment of (M. H. Weinberg), 89

Syringomyelia and the formation of cavities in thespinal cord (E. S. Tauber and 0. R. Lang-worthy), 270

T

TAUBER, E. S.: Syringomyelia and the formationof cavities in the spinal cord, 270

TEICHMINIANN, E.: Mental symptoms in a caseresembling amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, 285

THOAiPSON, Ross H.: Encephalomyelitis dis-seminata following ascending neuritis, 160

Thorium dioxide, colloidal: its use in intracranialdiagnesis and its fate on direct injection intothe brain and ventricles (L. Alexander, T. S.Jung and R. S. Lyman), 161

THORNER, M. W.: Psychopharmacology ofsodium amytal, 180

TINGEY, A. H.: Serum calcium and sodium insome psychotic disorders, 278

Tooth, third molar, neurological complications ofthe (C. Bowdler Henry), 97

Torula, 155TOURAINE, G. A.: The nmigrainous patient: a

constitutional study, 162Trauma and paralysis agitans (L. Grimberg), 85TRELLES, J. 0.: Les Ramollissements P-rotubWran-

tiels, review, 189TRONCONI, V.: Study of neuroglia in man, 154-

Experimental infections of the nervous systemwith Cryptococcus histolyticus (torula), 155

Tuberculosis, pulmonary, in psychotic patients,sedimentation test in (George C. Bower andGabriel Schein), 284

Tuberculosis and schizophrenia, connection of(A. Beck, W. Ogden, and M. Whelen), 279

Tuberculous survey in mental hospitals (BernardT. McGhie and George C. Brink), 175

Tumour of the corpus callosum, new syndrome inthe diagnosis of (J. Michelsen), 159

Tumour, dorsal-pontine, syndrome of a (T.Rasdolsky), 87

Tumour, ependymal, of the spinal cord andprogressive muscular atrophy (G. Pintus), 157

Tumour, spinal cord, X-ray changes in thevertebral laminme in cases of (H. Stefan), 158

Tumours, intracranial, nomenclature of, 261Tumours, intramedullary, of the brainstein (C. C.Hare and A. Wolf), 159

Tuimours, metastatic, multiple, in the brain,arising from primary bronchial carcinoma(WV. E. Carnegie Dickson and C. *Worster-Drought), 289

Tumours, parathyroid, multiple, with massivemediastinal and stubcutaneous hnemorrhage(R. B. Capps), 84

Tumours in the spinal canal in childhood (W. 13.Hamby), 158

TuTRNBULL, R. C. (A. G. I)UNCAN, and L. S.PENROSE): Survey of the patients in a largemental hospital, 225

U

UNIEROW, B. J.: Echinococcuis affecting thevertebral column and spinal cord, 158

Uveo-parotid fever. See Fever

V

Vaccine, antirabic, in treatment of epilepsy (M.Nikolic), 274

VALLERY-RADOT, PASTEUR (and JEAN HAAI-BURGER): Les Migraines, review, 191

Vertebral laminae, X-ray changes in, in cases ofspinal cord tumour (H. Stefan), 158

Vertebrates, choroidal structure in (M. Vialli), 81Vestibular apparatus in neuirosis and psychosis

(P. Schilder), 168VIALLI, M. : The choroidal structure in verte-

brates, 81VIETS, H. R.: Acute aseptic meningitis, 160VISINTINI, F.: Transmission of nervous iiipulse

over the sympathetic interneuronic synapses,266-Polymorph glioma associated with tube-rous sclerosis, 269

XVWAGGONER, R. XV.: Familial organic psychosis,

278WARNER, F. J.: Brain changes in chronic

alcoholism and Korsakow's psychosis, 178WVATTS, J. W.: Effect of section of the corpuscallosum on the motor performance of monkeys,81-Ligation of the anterior cerebral artery inmonkeys, 82-Acute aseptic meningitis, 160(

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WEBER, F. PARKES: Regarding the 'stuff' ofwhich dreams are made-the psychophysio-logical basis of dreams, 144-EndocrineTum7ours anrd Other Essays, review, 384

WECHLER, ISRAEL S.: Textbook of ClinicalNeurologyl, third edition, review, 186

WEINBERG, M. H.: Lecithin treatment of somemultiple sclerosis syndromes, 89

WEINGROW, S. M.: Scapular tendon reflexes, 88WERTHAM, FREDERIC (and FLORENCE WERTHAM):

The Brain as an Organ, review, 190WHELEN, M.: Connection of schizophrenia and

tuberculosis, 2 7 9WHITEHEAD, RICHARD C.: A proteose-like

substance in spinal fluid, 85WHITEHEAD, RICHARD W. : Therapeutic effects

of cestrogenic hormone preparations in idio-pathic epilepsy and migraine, 165

WHITEHORN, JOHN C.: Blood sugar in relation toemotional reactions, 171

WIEGMANN, F.: Herpes zoster cephalicus, 87WILDER, J.: Case of so-called cramp disease, 273WILE, UDO J.: Juvenile dementia paralytica

treated with malaria, 164WINKELMAN, N. W.: Polycythfemia vera and its

neuropsychiatric features, 162WOLF, A.: Intramedullary tumours of the

brainstem, 159

WOLF, ALEXANDER: Small non-dehydrating dosesof Epsom salts in epilepsy, 213

WOLFF, WERNER: Involuntary self-expressionin gait and other movements, 276

WOOTON, L. H.: After-histories of dischargedmental patients, 183

WORINGER, ERNEST: La parapk'gie flasque aiguedu cancereux : tuude clinique, review, 383

WORSTER-DROUGHT, C. (and W. E. CARNEGIEDIcEsON): Multiple metastatic tumours in thebrain arising from primary bronchial carcinoma,289

WORTHING, HARRY J.: Diathermy in the treat-ment of general paralysis, 163

y

YATES, E. D.: Blood bromine in the psychoses, 92YEALLAND, LEwIS R.: Masked epilepsy and the

simulation of traumatic epilepsy by cerebraltumour, 353

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ZEINER-HENRIKSEN, K.: Crystal-formations inthe spinal flulid, 111

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

Barrier permeability (S. Katzenelbogen), 70Brain of the mental defective (W. R. Ashby and R. M. Stewart), 26Crystal formations in the spinal fluid (K. Zeiner-Henriksen), 113Epilepsy, masked (Lewis R. Yealland), 3551ltat marbre (A. Meyer and L. C. Cook), 343Meningeal lipomas in the foramen magnum (Walter Misch), 124Metastatic tumours in the brain (W. E. Carnegie Dickson and C. Worster-Drought), 296Respiratory rhythm in normal and psychotic subjects (Arthur S. Paterson), 40Structural abnormalities (R. J. A. Berry), 57Tooth, third molar, neuLrological complications of the (C. Bowdler Henry), 98

JULY, 1935

The Journal of

Neurology andPsychopathology

Edited by

S. A. KINNIER WILSON

WITH THE ASSISTANCE OF THE FOLLOWING EDITORIAL COMMITTEE:

EDWIN BRAMWELL R. FOSTER KENNEDY C. STANFORD READT. GRAHAM BROWN H. G. BAYNES R. M. STEWARTA. FEILING WILLIAM BROWNR. G. GORDON HENRY DEVINE C. MACFIE CAMPBELLJ. G. GREENFIELD R. D. GILLESPIE EDITOR OF THE BRITISHC. C. WORSTER-DROUGHT BERNARD HART MEDICAL JOURNAL

CONTENTSOrii3inal lapers PAGE

Observations on the Motor Phenomena of Hysteria I. M. ALLEN

The Brain of the Mental Defective: Part 3. The Width of the Convolutions in the Normaland Defective Person WV. R. ASHBY and R. M. STEWART 26

The Respiratory Rhythm in Normal and Psychotic Subjects ARTHUR S. PATERSON 36

Some of the Structural Abnormalities presented by the Brains of Thirty-one CertifiedMental Defectives R. J. A. BERRY 54

Barrier Permeability to Bromide and Protein Content of the Cerebrospinal FluidS. KATZENELBOGEN 70

Et'itc'ralThe Future of Psychopathology .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. 76

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