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THE JOURNAL OF F°T~ NEUROLOGY AND

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S. A. KINNIER WILSON APR211937

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INDEX I N D E X

A Atopy as a cause of epilepsy (J. Forman), 352 Atrophy, progressive spinal muscular, of infants Acid base equilibrium in epilepsy (George M. [Werdnig-Hoffmann] and its relationship to Doolittle), 352 amyotonia congenita [Oppenheiml (O. Schild- Acromegaly in one of uniovular twins (Aubrey knecht), 354 Lewis), 1 Atropine treatment of postencephalitic Parkin- Acromegaly and von Recklinghausen's disease sonian syndrome (Felix Adams and Powell L. (A. de Castro), 70 Hays), 255 ADAMS, FELIX: Atropine treatment of the postencephalitic Parkinsonian syndrome, 255 Addiction and nerve-block, justifiable (P.M. Lichtenstein and M.B. Greene), 377 B ADLER, ALEXANDRA: Site of the cortical taste- centre, 342 BARINSKT, J.: (Eurre Scientifique de, review, 279 Adrenalin in the induction of emotion, roles of BAJEVSKAJA, H.: Familial myotonia atrophica, the situation and (Hadley Cantril), 361 356 ADSON, A. W.: Sacrococcygeal chordomas, 353 BALDWIN, R. S.: Spinal concussion, 344 AIRING, C. D.: Cases of coma in patients in a BAMFORD, C. B.: Review of cases of insanity with general hospital, 349 pregnancy, 87 ALBEAUZ-FERNET, M.: Present conceptions of BARACH, A. L.: Dementia pracox treated by herpes, 78 continuous oxygen and oxygen and carbon ALDRED, C. N. (I. HARRIS and E. WYN JONES): dioxide, 92 The pH and lactic acid content of the cerebro- Barbiturates in epilepsy (Richard Handley), 256 spinal fluid, 46 BAssErr, CLARA: Mental Hygiene in the Com- ALLINSON, M. J. C.: Influence of glycine on munity, review, 380 creatinuria in peripheral neuritis, 358 Baths, hyperpyrexial, chemical changes in the ALPERS, B. J.: Hypothalamus and temperature blood induced by (H. Hopkins), 250 control, 69-Intracranial haemorrhage in pur- BAUMANN, W.: Parkinsonism and head trauma, pura heemorrhagica, 252 351 Alzheimer's disease (D. Rothschild), 368 BAzF7rr, H. C.: Hypothalamus and temperature Amaurotic idiocy. See Idiocy control, 69 Amylolytic power of the cerebrospinal fluid BEARD, H. H.: Diagnostic and prognostic signi- (Norman Moulson), 342 ficance of creatin-creatinin metabolism in Amyotonia congenita [Oppenheim] and its various myopathies before and after amino-acid relationship to progressive muscular atrophy therapy, 360 of infants [Werdnig-Hoffmann] (O. Schild- Behaviour, antisocial, nature of emotion and its knecht), 354 relation to (Fred Brown), 88, 262 Amyotrophy, spinal, progressive (Stefan), 77 BELL, AARON: Apraxia in corpus callosum Amytal, sodium, as a means of obtaining contact lesions, 137 in stuporous and incommunicative cases (P. L. Bell's mania [acute delirium] (S. H. Kraines), Smith and D. K. Schwartz), 376 367 Amytal, sodium, effects of on the metabolism BENDER, L.: Gestalt function in visual motor (William Dameshek, Abraham Myerson, and patterns in organic disease of the brain, 373 Julius Loman), 347 BERG, Louis: Tlhe Human Personality, review, 93 Aniemia, cerebral (Stanley Cobb), 249 BERKWITZ, N. J.: Rigidity following ablation of Anemia, pernicious, neurological and mental the motor cortex in monkeys, 245 symptoms of (Edward Livingstone Hunt), 353 Berlin blue colloidal reaction test for curves Anemia, pernicious, psychoses associated with typical of blastomatosis in the spinal fluid (D. N. Parfitt), 12 (V. M. Buscaino), 343 ANDES, J. E.: Diagnostic and prognostic signi- BERNIAN, HAROLD H.: Order of birth in manic- ficance of creatin-creatinin metabolism in depressive reaction, 86 various myopathies before and after amino-acid BERNER, 0.: Weitere Beitrdge zur Pathologie der therapy, 360 traumatischen Gehirnblutungen, review, 383 Angiomatosis, facial and meningeal, associated BERRIEN, F. K.: Statistical study of dreams in with calcifications of the brain cortex (K. H. relation to emotional instability, 83 Krabbe), 350 BIANCHINI, M. L.: Malarial therapy in non- Animal fight, psychological weapons in (R. W. G. syphilitic psychosis, 268 Hingston), 181 Biology of the Individual, review, 274 ANTONOVITCH, S.: Palmar chin reflex of Birth in manic-depressive reaction, order of Marinesco, 253 (Harold H. Berman), 86 Anxiety: its nature and treatment (Henry Birth, premature, and underweight conditions at Harris), 374 birth, relation of to mental deficiency (Aaron J. Apraxia in corpus callosum lesions (Aaron Bell), Rosanoff and Christine Inman-Kane), 187 137 Blastomatosis in the spinal fluid tested with the ARANOWITCH, G. D.: Acute pyrexial syphilis of Berlin blue colloidal reaction (V. M. Buscaino), the brain, 348 343 ARONSON, L.: Conduction of labyrinthine im- Blood bromine, modiflcation of during convulsive pulses to the cortex, 246 fits (G. Curti), 346 ASHBY, W. R.: On the nature of inhibition, 68- Blood and cerebrospinal fluid, barrier between (and ADA GLYNN): Chemistry of the brain in (W. Malamud, W. R. Miller, and B. M. Mullins), the mental defective, 193 372 Asthma, psychogenic factors In (C. P. Oberndorf), Blood, chemical changes in, induced by hyper- 370 pyrexial baths (H. Hopkins), 250 ATEINSON, E. MILES: Abscess of the Brain; its Blood cholesterol in schizophrenia (Joseph M. Pathology, Diagnosis, and Treatment, review, 189 Looney and Hazel M. Childs), 86 4

Blood-sugar curves in mental disorders (S. CASTEX, M. R. (and L. E. ONTANEDA): La Katzenelbogen and E. Friedman-Buchman), 89 Ponction Cisternale, review, 281 Blood and urine chemistry during the specific Cataract with myotonia atrophica (Leo L. Mayer dynamic action of glycine in normal subjects and Joseph A. Luham), 79 and in schizophrenics (Charles Reid), 89 Catatonia, chronaxial findings in and its experi- BOIsEN, ANTON T.: Experimental aspects of mental interruption (P. E. Maspes and F. dementia priecox, 85 Visintini), 346 BoUMAN, L.: Diffuse Sclerosis (encephalitis Catatonia, studies of: bodily postures assumed periaxialis diffusa), review, 192. while sleeping (P. H. Du Bois and T. W. Forbes), BOWMAN, KARL M.: Constitutional schizo- 254-Central control of flexibilitas cerea (T. W. phrenia, 260 Forbes), 255-Electrical skin resistance of Brachial plexus, posttraumatic paresis of the catatonics during sleep (T. W. Forbes and posterior cord of the (J. Hempel), 80 Z. A. Piotrowski), 261 Brain cortex, calcifications of, facial and menin- Catatonic dementia preecox. See Dementi% geal angiomatosis associated with (K. H. pruncox Krabbe), 350 Cerebellar h8emangioblastoma (P. E. Maspes), 247 Brain diseases, behaviour of urea, uric acid and Cerebellar syndrome, postdiphtheritic, of a cholesterol In the blood in (N. Loll), 178 transitory nature (F. Meersserner), 76 Brain fever, 242 Cerebellar tumour. See Tumour Brain, histologic changes in in cases of fatal Cerebellum in disseminated sclerosis (W. Germu- injury to the head (C. W. Rand and C. B. lowica), 345 Courville), 248 Cerebral circulation (Stanley Cobb), 249 Brain in the mental defective, chemistry of Cerebral circulation, xxxii.: Effect of stimulation (W. R. Ashby and Ada Glynn), 193 of the sympathetic nerve on the pial vessels Brain, organic disease of, Gestalt function in in the isolated head (J. L. Pool, H. S. Forbes, visual motor patterns in (L. Bender), 373 and G. I. Nason), 341 Brain tumours. See Tumours Cerebral cortex, rble of in narcolepsy (Max BRAIN, W. RUSSELL (and E. B. STRAUSS): Levin), 236 Recent Advances in Neurology, review, 278 Cerebral glia at a distance from cerebral tumours, BRAND, E.: Dementia prmcox treated by con- study of (F. Cardona), 177 tinuous oxygen and oxygen and carbon Cerebral localization in cerebrovascular disease dioxide, 92 (Charles Davison, S. Philip Goodhart, and BROMBERG, WALTER: Marihuana intoxication: William Needles), 74 a clinical study of cannabis sativa intoxication, Cerebrospinal fluid, amylolytic power of the 366 (Norman Moulson), 342 Bromide intoxication: its relation to the content Cerebrospinal fluid and the blood, barrier between of bromide in blood and the barrier permeability (W. Malamud, W. R. Miller, and B. M. Mullins), to bromide (S. Katzenelbogen, H. Goldsmith, 372 and Paul L. White), 250 Cerebrospinal fluid fistula, traumatic (Muller), 76 Bromine, blood, modification of during convulsive Cerebrospinal fluid, pH and lactic acid content fits (G. Curti), 346 of the (I. Harris, E. Wyn Jones, and C. N. BROWN, FRED: Nature of emotion and its Aldred), 46 relation to antisocial behaviour, 88, 262 Cerebrospinal fluid and lumbar puncture in 2,000 BROWN, WILLIAM: Psychology and Psycho- cases of mental deficiency (K. C. L. Paddle), therapy, review, 93 371 BRUSH, SANDYE: ,Etiology of so-called schizo- Cerebrospinal fluid in tumour of brain, chole- phrenic psychoses, 365 sterin content of (F. Plaut), 248 BRYAN, E. L.: Forty cases exhibiting neologisms, Cerebrospinal fluid in uncomplicated and un- 263 treated neurosyphilis, total protein of (Purcell Bucy, P. C.: Relation of the premotor cortex to G. Schube), 249 motor activity, 340 Cerebrovascular disease, cerebral localization in Bulbocapnine, physiological and therapeutic (Charles Davison, S. Philip Goodhart, and actions of in man (0. Meco), 376 William Needles), 74 Burma, general paralysis of the insane in (G. H. Childbirth, mental disorders related to (G. Fraser), 348 Frumkes), 369 BUSCAINO, V. M.: Curves of typical blastoma- Childbirth, psychoses associated with (D. N. tosis in the spinal fluid tested with the Berlin Parfitt), 184 blue colloidal reaction, 343 CEnlLDS, HAZEL M.: Blood cholesterol in schizophrenia, 86 Cholesterin content of the cerebrospinal fluid in brain tumour (F. Plaut), 248 C Cholesterol in the blood in diseases of the meninges and brain, behaviour of (N. Lolli), 178 Calcium in epilepsy (Gwenvron M. Griffiths), 29 Cholesterol, blood, in schizophrenia (Joseph M. CAMPION, GEORGE G. (and Sir GRAFTON ELLIOT Looney and Hazel M. Chllds), 86 SMITH): The Neural Basis of Thought, review, Cholesterol tumour. See Tumour 274 Chordomas, sacrococcygeal (E. M. Fletcher, H. W. CANAVAN, MYRTELLE M.: Frequency of cancer Woltman, and A. W. Adson), 353 in the insane, 267 Chorea, acute toxic (R. G. Gordon and R. M. Cancer in the insane, frequency of (Shields Norman), 313 Warren and Myrtelle M. Canavan), 267 Chorea, chronic non-hereditary (T. Predaroli), 75 Cannabis sativa intoxication (Walter Bromberg), Chorea, chronic progressive, striatal localization 366 in (M. Neustaidter), 176 CANTRIL, HADLEY: Rdles of the situation and Chronaxial findings in catatonia (P. E. Maspes adrenalin in the induction of emotion, 361 and F. Visintini), 346 CANZIANI, G.: Pathological neuroglia in man, 177 Chronaxy of neurones considered as part of a Carbon dioxide and oxygen in dementia preecox, complex path (F. Visintini), 345 92 CLARK, L. PIERCE: Treatment of narcissistic Cardiovascular system in schizophrenia studied neuroses and psychoses, 91 by the Schneider method (J. M. Linton, COBB, STANLEY: The cerebral circulation: M. H. Hamelink, and R. G. Hoskins), 365 cerebral aneemia, 249 CARDONA, F.: Study of the cerebral glia at a COHEN, C.: Case of amaurotic idiocy of infantile distance from cerebral tumours, 177 type with atypical ocular lesions, 75 CARMICHAEL, H. T.: Pharmacodynamic investi- COHEN, I.: Tumours involving the Gasserian gation of the autonomic nervous system in ganglion, 247 schizophrenia, 363 COLLART, P.: Present conceptions of herpes, 78 5

COLLINS, DOUGLAS H. (and E. WYN JONES): DAMESHEK, WILLIAM : Effects of sodium amyta Colloid cyst of the third ventricle associated in the metabolism, 347 with congenital cystic kidneys, 53 DANIELS, LUMAIN E.: Narcolepsy, 73 Colloid cyst. See Cyst DARROW, CHESTER W.: Considerations for Colour preferences of 1,032 young children evaluating the galvanic skin reflex, 186 (Thomas R. Garth and Electa Penina Porter), DAVIDSON, G. M.: The nature of schizophrenia, 361 363-Concerning the cause of death in certain Coma in patients in a general hospital (P. Soloman psychoses, 366 and C. D. Airing), 349 DAVISON, CHARLES: Cerebral localization in CONE, W. V.: Graduated jugular compression in cerebrovascular disease, 74 the lumbar manometric test for spinal sub- Death, cause of in certain psychoses (G. M. arachnoid shock, 355 Davidson), 366 CONN, JACOB H.: Clinicopathological evidence DE CASTRO, A.: Acromegaly and von Reckling- offered for the concept of dementia precox as a hausen's disease, 70 specific disease-entity, 260 DE CRINIS, MAX: Aufbau und Abbau der Gross- Convulsions, blood pressure and pulse rate, hirnleistungen und ihre anatomischen Grundlagen, relation of to (J. Notkin), 351 review, 273 Convulsions, epileptic, local (D. Denny-Brown Deficiency syndrome of the frontopontine cere- and E. Graeme Robertson), 97 bellar tracts (H. Zingerle), 251 Convulsions of experimental origin in cats, DE GIACOMO, U.: Senile progressive paralysis, 75 changes in the concentration of inorganic Delirium, acute [Bell's manial, (S. H. Kraines), 367 calcium and phosphorus during, before and Dementia paralytica, diathermy treatment of after thyroparathyroidectomy, with and with- (W. Freeman, T. C. Fong, and S. J. Rosenberg), out bromide therapy (Helen C. Coombs, 267 Donald S. Searle, and F. H. Pike), 70 Dementia paralytica treated with typhoid H Convulsions, experimentally produced: effect on antigen vaccine (M. T. Schnitker), 81 thujone convulsions of insulin and of variations Dementia prmecox, catatonic, the ffecal flora in in water content of brain (H. M. Keith), 346 (Barbara McGinn, Mary E. Raney, and Convulsions, influence of emotion in precipitating Nicholas Kopeloff), 87 (Frank Fremont-Siniith), 72 Dementia prHcox, dinitrophenol in (Isidore Convulsions, thujone, effect of insulin on (H. M. Finkelman and W. Mary Stephens), 230 Keith), 346 Dementia pra-cox, experimental aspects of (Anton Convulsive flits, modification of the blood bromine T. Boisen), 85 during (G. Curti), 346 Dementia praecox, hereditary and environment Convulsive states, cryptogenic, frequency of factors in the causation of (Horatio M. Pollock, convulsions under the influence of oxygen Benjamin Malzberg, and Raymond G. Fuller), insufflations in (J. Notkin), 351 364 COOK, L. C. (and A. MEYER): Unusual size of Dementia prHcox, histopathological findings in intraventricular spongioblastoma in a case of two cases of clinically diagnosed (Arniando tuberous sclerosis, 320 Ferraro), 178 COOn1S, HELEN C.: Changes in the concentration Dementia priecox, mialariotherapy of (P.Varenna), of inorganic calcium and phosphorus during 267 convulsions of experimental origin, in cats, Dementia preecox as a specific disease-entity, before and after thyroparathyroidectomy, with clinicopathological evidence offered for the and without bromide therapy, 70 concept of (Jacob H. Conn), 260 CORIAT, ISADOR H.: Psychoanalytic theory of Dementia prwcox treated by continuous oxygen hallucinations, 262 administration in chambers and oxygen and Corpus callosuim lesions, apraxia in (Aaron Bell), carbon dioxide inhalations (L. E. Hinsie, A. L. 137 Barach, M. M. Harris, E. Brand, and R. A. Corpus striatum, the ' frog ' child a congenital McFarland), 92 lesion of the ? (R. G. Gordon), 297 DE NEGRIS, G.: Clinical and histopathological Cortex, cerebral, role of in narcolepsy (Max study of a case of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis Levin), 236 of very long duration, 252 Cortex and labyrinth (E. A. Spiegel), 68 DENNY-BROWN, D. (and E. GRAE.NIE ROBaERT.-4ON): Cortex [conduction of] laibyrinthine imnpulses to Local epileptic convulsions, 97 (L. Aronson), 246 Diabetes insipidus in abnormal imiental states, Cortex, motor, rigidity following ablation of in encephalography in (P. G. Schube), 372 monkeys (J. C. McKinley and N. J. Berkwitz), Diathermy treatment of demiientia paralytica 245 (W. Freeman, T. C. Fong, and S. ,J. Rosenberg), Cortex, preilmotor, relation of to motor activity 267 (P. C. Bucy), 340 DIcKsoN, W. E. CARNEGIE (F. PARKES WEBER, Cortical gliosis. See Gliosis and C. WORSTER-DROUGHT): Cholesterol COu,-H, F. H.: Photographic study of ocular tumour (craniopharyngioma) of the pituitary nmovements in mental disease, 253 body, 39 COU-RVILLE, C. B.: Histologic changes in the brain Diencephalon-hypophysis systemii (0. Gagel and in cases of fatal head injury, 248 W. Mahoney), 69 Craniopharvngioma. See Tumour, cholesterol Dinitrophenol in dementita pr&cox (Isidore Creatin-creatinin metabolisnm in various myo- Finkelman and W. 'Mary Stephens), 230 pathies before and after amino-acid metabolism Disc, choked, and papillitis: differential diag- (H. H. Beard, C. J. Tripoli, and J. E. Andes), 360 nosis by the protein content of the aquieous CURTI, G.: Modification of the blood bromine (E. Selinger), 358 during convuilsive fits, 346 DOOLEY, LU, ILE: A note on hunmouir, 182 Cutaneous pressure and pain, accuracy in localiza- DOOLITrrLE, GEORGE M.: Acid-base equilibrium tion of (Michael J. Zigler, Eleainor M. Moore, and in epilepsy, 352 Mary T. Wilson), 246 DORLUS, Roy M. (and G. WILSON SHAFFEIa): Cyst, colloid, of the third ventricle, associated Textbook of Abnormal Psychology, review, 190 with congenital cystic kidneys (E. Wyn Jones DOUGLAS, B.: Changes in cutaneous localization and Douglas H. Collins), 53 in a pedicle flap, 359 Cysticercus isolated from a lateral cerebral Dreams in relation to emotionial instability ventricle (G. Patrassi), 251 (F. K. Berrien), 83 Dreamy state ' as an epileptic aura (Max Levin), 289 D DUANE, W.: Intracranial hwinorrhage in puirpuira hwmorrhagica, 252 DALAMA, G. : The gluiteuis maxinius reflex is a true DUBLIN, LouIs I. : To Be or Not to Be: a Study reflex, 179 of Suicide, review, 191 6

DIu BoIs, P. H..: Studies of catatonia: bodily FRASER, G. H.: General paralysis of the insane postures assumed while sleeping, 254 in Burma, 348 FREEMAN, H.: Pharmacodynamic investigation E of the autonomic nervous system in schizophrenia, 363 Ear, herpes zoster and herpetic disorders in the FREEMAN, WALTER: Symptomatic epilepsy in region of (L. Haymann), 77 one of identical twins, 210-The diathermy Eclampsia, pernocton in treatment of (H. Goecke), treatment of dementia paralytica, 267- 257 Phytotoxic Index, 364 Electropyrexia in treatment of multiple sclerosis FREMlONT-SMITH, FRANK: The influence of (C. A. Neymann and S. L. Osborne), 360 emotion in precipitating convulsions, 72 Emotion induced by adrenalin, r6les of the FRIEDMAN-BucHMAN, E.: Blood-sugar curves in situation and (Hadiey Cantril), 361 mental disorders, 89 Emotion, influence of in precipitating convuilsions 'Frog' child: a congenital lesion of the corpus (Frank Fremont-Smith), 72 striatum ? (R. G. Gordon), 297 Emotion, nature of, and its relation to antisocial Frontal lobes, lesions of, mental symptoms in behaviour (Fred Brown), 88, 262 (A. Knepel), 185 Emotional instability, relation of dreams to FRUMKES, G. : Mental disorders related to child- (F. K. Berrien), 83 birth, 369 Encephalitis, whoopingcough (L. Mencarelli), 177 FULLER, RAYMOND G.: Hereditary and environ- Encephalitis. See also Parkinsonism ment factors in the causation of dementia Encephalography in abnormal mental states praecox and manic-depressive psychoses, 364 with diabetes insipidus (P. G. Schube), 372 Encephalopathy, traumatic ('punch drunk') of professional pugilists (Harry L. Parker), 20 G Endocrine therapy in epilepsy (Calvert Stein), 82 Epilepsy, acid base equilibrium in (George M. GAGE, LYLE: General localization of epileptic Doolittle), 352 manifestations, 71 Epilepsy, atopy as a cause of (J. Forman), 352 GAGEL, 0.: The diencephalon-hypophysis Epilepsy, barbiturates in (Richard Handley), 256 system, 69-Central diffuse ' Schwannosis' in Epilepsy, calcium in (Gwenvron M. Grifflths), 29 von Recklinghausen's disease, 356 Epilepsy, changing conceptions of, 65 Galvanic skin reflex. See Reflex Epilepsy, convulsion threshold in, effect of Ganglion, geniculate, external, histopathology of intercurrent chronic pulmonary tuberculosis the (A. T. Steegmann), 343 in (I. J. Karlsberg), 179 GARTH, THOMAS R.: Colour preferences of Epilepsy, endocrine therapy in (Calvert Stein), 82 1,032 young children, 361 Epilepsy, idiopathic multiple spontaneous fracture Gasserian tumours. See Tumours [Lobstein's disease] in (J. Nardi), 179 Geniculate ganglion. See Ganglion Epilepsy, symptomatic, in one of identical twins GERMULOWICA, W.: The cerebellum in dissem- (Walter Freeman), 210 inated sclerosis, 345 Epileptic aura, the ' dreamy state' as an (Max Gestalt function in visual motor patterns in' Levin), 289 organic disease of the brain (L. Bender), 373 Epileptic convulsions. See Convulsions Glia, cerebral, at a distance from cerebral tumours, Epileptic manifestations, general localization of study of (F. Cardona), 177 (Wilder Penfield and Lyle Gage), 71 Glioma of spinal cord spreading to the meninges: ERB, W. H.: Hypothalamus and temperature histogenesis and correspondence with syringo- control, 69 myelia (P. E. Maspes), 344 Evipan, sodium, in psychiatric cases (IV. Kuntne), Gliomata, glia-cells in, reactive alterations of (M. 377 Wallenberg), 347 Exophthalmos of Graves's disease, its experi- Gliomata of the septum lucidum (S. Marras), 252 mental production and significance (D. Marine Gliosis, cortical, unusual type of (R. M. Stewart), and S. H. Rosen), 357 160 GLOBUS, J. H.: Neuroanatomy, sixth edition, F review, 379 Gluteus maximus reflex. See Reflex FERRARO, ARMANDO: Histopathological findings Glycine, action of on blood and urine chemistry in two cases of clinically diagnosed dementia in normal and in -schizophrenic subjects prcecox, 178 (Charles Reid), 89 Fight, animal, psychological weapons in (R. W. G. Glycine, influence of on creatinuria in peripheral Kingston), 181 neuritis (M. J. C. Allison, H. H. Henstell, and FINKELMAN, ISIDORE (and W. MARY STEPHENS): H. E. Himwich), 358 Dinitrophenol in dementia praecox, 230 GLYNN, ADA (and W. R. ASHBY): Chemistry of FISHBERG, A. M.: Recurrent laryngeal paralysis the brain in the mental defective, 193 in left ventricular failure, 358 GOECKE, H.: Treatment of eclampsia with FISHER, V. E.: Experimental study of moods, 257 pernocton, 257 Fistula, cerebrospinal fluid, traumatic (Muller), 76 GOLDSMITH, H.: Bromide intoxication, 250 FLETCHER, E. M.: Sacrococcygeal chordomas, GOLLA, F.: Palmar chin reflex of Marinesco, 253 353 GOODI8ART, S. PHILIP: Cerebral localization in Flexibilitas cerea, central control of (T. W. cerebrovascular disease, 74 Forbes), 255 GORDON, R. G.: The Neurotic and his Friends, FOERSTER, 0.: Central diffuse 'Schwannosis' review, 276-The 'frog' child: a congenital in von Recklinghausen's disease, 356 lesion of the corpus striatum ? 297-(and FoNG, T. C.: Diathermy treatment of dementia R. M. NORNIAN): Acute toxic chorea, 313 paralytica, 267 GOTTLIEB, J. S.: Tuberous sclerosis with un- FORBES, H. S.: Cerebral circulation. Effect of usual bone lesions, 345 stimulation of the sympathetic nerve on the GRANT, W. T.: Graduated jugular compression pial vessels in the isolated head, 341 in the lumbar manometric test for spinal FORBES, T. W. :. Studies of catatonia: bodily subarachnoid block, 355 postures assumed while sleeping, 254-Central Graves's disease, exophthalmos of, its experi- control of flexibilitas cerea, 255--Electrical skin mental production and significance (D. Marine resistance of catatonics during sleep, 261 and S. H. Rosen), 357 FORMAN, J.: Atopy as a cause of epilepsy, 352 GREENE, M. B.: Justifiable addiction and nerve- Fox, J. C.: Photographic study of ocular move- block, 377 ments in mental disease, 253 GRIFFITHS, GWENVRON M.: Calcium in epilepsy, Fracture, idiopathic muiltiple spontaneous [Lob- 29 stein's disease] in epilepsy (J. Nardi), 179 GRINKER, R. R.: Neurology, review, 275 7

GRODDECK, GEORG: Exploring the Unconscious, HUNT, EDWARD LIVINGSTONE: Neurological review, 382 and mental symptoms of pernicious aneemia, GROSSMAN, G.: A Guide to Lunacy Practice, 353 review, 384 Hypothalamus and temperature control (H. C. GuIz=T, H. U.: Histopathology of the dorsal Bazett, B. J. Alpers, and W. H. Erb), 69 nucleus of the vagus nerve, 343 Gumma, cerebral, structure and histogenesis of (G. Zanetti), 247 I GUTHEIL, E.: Analysis of a case of migraine, 269 Idiocy, amaurotic family, juvenile (R. M. Nor- man), 219 Idiocy, amaurotic, of infantile type with atypical H ocular lesions (C. Cohen and L. Van Bogaert), Haemangioblastoma, cerebellar (P. E. Maspes), 247 75 Hlemorrhage, intracranial, in purpura heemor- ILLING, E.: Special form of tract disease (sub- rhagica (B. J. Alpers and W. Duane), 252 acute combined degeneration) of the spinal HALL, G. S.: Bloodvessel tumours of the brain cord and its therapy, 359 with particular reference to the Lindau syn- Inhibition, nature of (W. R. Ashby), 68 drome, 305 Ink-blot test, the Rorschach (Philip E. Vernon), Hallucinations, psychoanalytic theory of (Isador 181 H. Coriat), 262 INMAN-KANE, CHRISTINE V.: Revelation of prema- HAMELINK, M. H.: Cardiovascular system in ture birth and under-weight condition at birth schizophrenia studied by the Schneider to mental deficiency, 187 method, 365 Insanity with pregnancy (C. B. Bamford), 87 HANDLEY, RICHARD: The barbiturates in epi- Insulin, effect of on thujone convulsions (H. M. lepsy, 256 Keith), 346 Handwriting, measurement of considered as a ISRAELITE, JUDITH: Study of recidivists and form of expressive movement (O. L. Harvey), first offenders of average and defective intelli- 258 gence, 265 HANDY, LEVA M.: ,Etiology of so-called schizophrenic psychoses, 365 J HARRIS, HENRY: Anxiety: its nature and treatment, 374 JAMIESON, E. B.: Illustrations of Regional HARRIS, I. (E. WYN JONES, and C. N. ALDRED): Anatomy. Section I.: Central Nervous System, The pH and lactic acid content of the cerebro- review, 280 spinal fluid, 46 JAMIESON, G. R.: Mental aspects of brain HARRIS, M. M.: Dementia precox treated by tumours in psychotic patients, 263-Psychiatric continuous oxygen and oxygen and carbon aspects of suicide, 266 dioxide, 92 JELLIFFE, SMITH ELY: The narcolepsies, 72- HARVEY, 0. L.: Measurement of handwriting The pyknolepsies, 352 considered as a form of expressive movement, JENKINS, R. L.: Dissimilar identical twins, 362 258 JONES, E. WYN (I. HARRIS, and C. N. ALDRED): HASSIN, GEORGE B.: Histopathology of the The pH and lactic acid content of the cerebro- Peripheral and Central Nervous Systems, spinal fluid, 46-(and DOUGLAS H. COLLINS): review, 188 Colloid cyst of the third ventricle associated HAYMANN, L.: Herpes zoster and herpetic with congenital cystic kidneys, 53 disorders in the region of the ear, 77 Jugular compression, graduated, in the lumbar HAYS, POWELL L.: Atropine treatment of the manometric test for spinal subarachnoid block postencephalitic Parkinsonian syndrome, 255 (W. T. Grant and W. V. Cone), 355 Head injuries, psychic disturbances after (Paul JUNIOR, J. DA FONSECA BICUDO: 0 Reftexo Schilder), 370 Cremasterico: Sua Dissocia-ao nas molestias Head injury, fatal, histologic changes in the nervosas, review, 281 brain in cases of (C. W. Rand and C. B. Cour- ville), 248 HEM!PLE, J.: Posttrauinatic paresis of the posterior cord of the brachial plexus, 80 KAHN, EUGEN: Pick's disease, 368 HENRY, G. W.: Mental aspects of brain tumours KARLSBERG, I. J.: Effect of intercurrent chronic in psychotic patients, 263 pulmonary tuberculosis on the convulsion HENSTELL, H. H.: Influence of glycine on creatin- threshold in epilepsy, 179 uria in peripheral neuritis, 358 KASANIN, JACOB: Clinical variables in schizoid HERMANN, K.: Recent observations on Sim- personalities, 84-The acute schizoaffective mond's disease, 357 psychoses, 183-Case of schizophrenia in one Herpes, present conception of (M. Albeauz-Fernet of identical twins, 259-Constitutional schizo- and P. Collart), 78 phrenia, 260 Herpes zoster and herpetic disorders in the KATZENELBOGEN, S.: Blood-sugar curves in region of the ear (L. Haymann), 77 mental disorders, 89-Bromide intoxication, HIMWICH, H. E.: Influence of glycine on creatin- 250 uria in peripheral neuritis, 358 KEFALAS, ANDREW: JThat of the Child? review, HINGSTON, R. W. G.: Psychological weapons in 383 animal fight, 181 KEITH, H. M.: Experimentally produced con- HINsIE, L. E.: Dementia preecox treated by vulsions: effect on thujone convulsions of continuous oxygen and oxygen and carbon insulin and of variations in water content of dioxide, 92 the brain, 346 HIRAMATSU, SOuITY-: Study of sensory nerve KING, F. H.: Recurrent laryngeal paralysis in fibres, 339 left ventricular failure, 358 HITZIG, W. M.: Recurrent laryngeal paralysis in KLENERMAN, PAULINE: Laurence-Moon-Biedi left ventricular failure, 358 syndrome, 329 HOPKINS, H.: Chemical changes in the blood KNEPEL, A.: Mental symptoms in lesions of the induced by hyperpyrexial baths, 250 frontal lobes, 185 HOSKINS, R. G.: Organic functions in schizo- KOPELOFF, NICHOLAS: Falcal flora in catatonic phrenia, 183-Cardiovascular systeiln in schizo- dementia praecox, 87 phrenia studied by the Schneider method, 365 KRABBE, K. H.: Facial and meningeal angio- -Manganese treatment of schizophrenic dis- matosis associated with calcifications of the orders, 376 brain cortex, 350 HOWIE, J. EUSRKINE: Use of the pyrifer, 257 KRAINES, S. H.: Bell's mania (acute delirium), Humour, a note on (Lucile Dooley), 182 367 8

KRETSCHMER, ERNST: T'extbook of MUedical MCFARLANDI) R. A.: Dementia prmcox treated Psychology, review, 271 by continuous oxygen and oxygen and carbon KRYSCHOWA, N.: Familial myotonia atrophica, dioxide, 92 356 MCGINN, BARBARA: Feecal flora in catatonic KUMZE, F. E.: Treatment of status lymphaticus, dementia precox, 87 360 MCKINLEY, J. C.: Rigidity following ablation KUNTNE, W.: Sodium evipan in psychiatric of the motor cortex in monkeys, 245 cases, 377 MAHONEY, W.: The diencephalon-hypophysis KURE, KEN: Study of sensory nerve fibres, 339 system, 69 Kyphoscoliosis causing damage to the spinal cord MALAMUD, W.: The barrier between the blood Schneller), 344 and cerebrospinal fluid, 372 (T. Malarial therapy in non-syphilitic psychosis (M. L. Bianchini and J. Nardi), 268 L Malariotherapy of dementia prmecox (P. Varenna), 267 Labyrinth and cortex (E. A. Spiegel), 68 MALZBERG, BENJAM3XIN: Hereditary and einviron- Labyrinthine impulses, conduction of to the inent factors in the causation of demiientia cortex (L. Aronson), 246 prwcox and manic-depressive psychoses, 364 LACON, JAcQUEs: La Psychose Paranoique dans Manganese treatment of schizophrenic disorders ses Rapports avec la Personnalitl, review, 378 (R. G. Hoskins), 376 LAIRn, DON-ALD A.: Some normal odour effects Manic-depressive psychoses, hereditary and and associations of psychoanalytic significance, environment factors in the causation of (Horatio 180 M. Pollock, Benjainin Malzberg, and Raymond Lange curves, paretic, diagnostic value of in non- G. Fuller), 364 syphilitic nervous processes (F. Plaut), 342 Manic-depressive psychoses, prognosis in (Regi- LANIER, L. H.: Changes in cutaneous localiza- nald R. Steen), 90 tion in a pedicle flap, 359 Manic-depressive reactionl, order of birth in Laryngeal paralysis. See Paralysis (Harold H. Berman), 86 Laurence-Moon-Biedl syndromc (Pauline Klener- MARBURG, OTT(O: Unfall und Hirngeschwvulst, man), 329 review, 272 LAVINE, G. R.: Tuberous sclerosis with unusual Mairihuana intoxication (Walter Bromberg), 366 bone lesions, 345 MARINE, D.: Exophthalmos of Graves's disease, LENDRUIM, FREDERICK C.: A thousand cases of its experimnental production and signiflcance, 357 attempted suicide, 266 Marinesco, palmar chin reflex of (F. Golla and LEVIN, MAX : Narcolepsy and the machine age: S. Antonovitch), 253 the recent increase in the incidence of narco- MARRAS, S. : Gliomata of the septllii luciduim, 252 lepsy, 60-Role of the cerebral cortex in narco- MARSHALL, C.: Experimental lesions of the lepsy; classification of narcolepsy anid allied pyramidal tract, 340 disorders, 236-The ' dreamy state' as an MASPES, P. E.: Cerebellar h -mangioblastoma, epileptic auira, 289 247-Gliolia of the spinal cor(d spreading to the LEwIS, AUBREv: Acromegaly in one of uni- meninges: histogenesis aind correspondence ovular twins, 1 with syringom-yelia, 344-Research on the LICHTENSTEIN, P. M.: justifiable addiction and chronaxial findings ill catatonia a(nd in its nerve-block, 377 experimental interrulption, 346 Lichtheim's syndronme (Moriez), 76 Maternal rejection, psychodynanmics of (H. W. Lindau svndrome and bloodvessel tumours of NeWell), 362 the brain (G. S. Hall), 305 MAYER, LEO L. : Myotonia atrophica wvith LINTON, J. M. : Cardiovascular systemn in cataract, 79 schizophrenia studied by the Schncider miiethod, MECO, 0. Physiological an(d therapeutic actions 365 of bulbocapnine in mian, 376 Lipoid metabolismii in mental disorders (,J. S. MEERSSEMER, F. : Postdiphtheritic cerebellar Sharpe), 88 syndrome of a transitory nature, 76 Lobstein's disease in epilepsy (J. Nardi), 179 Megalencephaly with diffuise gliobiastomatosis of LOLLI, N. : Behaviour of urea, uric acid, and the brainstem and the cerebellumn (Arthuir Weil), cholesterol in the blood in diseases of the 74 meninges and brain, 178 IMELLANBY, EDwAmD Autrifion end IDisease, LOMAN, JULIUS : Effects of sodiuim amytal on the review, 277 metabolismi, 347 MENCARELLI, L. : WNhoopinigcouigh encephalitis, LONG, C. N. H.: Plasma lipoids in mental depression, 184 Meninge-al angionIatosis. See Angiomatosis LOONEY, JOSEI'H Al.: Blood cholesterol in schizo- Meniinges and brain diseases, behaviour of uirea, phrenia, 86 uric acid, and cholesterol in the blood in (N. LOWENSTE,IN, 0. (an(d A. WESTPHAL): Fxperi- Lolli), 178 mentelle und Klinischen Studien zur Physio- MENNINGER, UVILLIA3 (2. : Psychosis associated logie und PXathologie der P'upilienbevegungen, with midline cerebellar tuiaour, 349 review, 381 Mental (lefectives, primary, appearance aind LuCCHESI, P. F. : Polioiinyelitis a studiy of motor behaviour of (G. Pintus), 371 410 patients at the Philadelphia Hospital for Mental deficiency, luiiibar puincture and the Contagious Diseases, 352 cerebrospinal flulid in 2,000 cases of (K. C. L. LUHAMI, JOSEPH A.: Myotonia atrophica with Paddle), 371 cataract, 79 Mental deficiency, relation of premature birth Lumbar manometric test for spinal subarachnoid and under-weight condition at birth to (Aaron block, graduated juigular compression in (WN. T. J. Rosanoff and Christine V. Inmnan-Kane), 187 Grant and W. V. Cone), 355 Mental depression, plaisma lipoids in (David Lumbar puncture and the cerebrospinal fluiid in Slight and C. N. H. Long), 184 2,000 cases of mental deficiency (K. C. L. Mental disease, ocular moi-vemients in, photo- Paddle), 371 graphic study of (F. H. Couch and J. C. Fox), Lumbar puncture, disturbances produced by 253 (A. Pacifico), 355 Mental disorder, prolonge(d narcosis in (Rolf Strom-Olsen and Muiriel L. M. McCowan), 375 M Mental disorders, blood-sugar curves in (S. Katzenelbogen and E. Friedman-Buchman), 89 MCCONNEL, LIEUT.-COLONEL J. K.: Adjustment Mental disorders, lipoid metabolism in (J. S. of Muscular Habits, review, 380 Sharpe), 88 MCCOWAN, MURIEL L. M.: Prolonged narcosis in ilental disorders related to childbirth (G. mental disorder, 375 Fruimkes), 369 9

Atental hygiene, prophylactic, 336 NEUSTAEDTER, M.: Striatal localization in Mental symptoms in lesions of the frontal lobes chronic progressive chorea, 176 (A. Knepel), 185 NEWELL, H. W.: The psychodynamics of MIEYER, A. (and L. C. COOK): Unusual size of maternal rejection, 362 intraventricular spongioblastoma in a case of NEYMANN, C. A.: Treatment of multiple sclerosis tuberous sclerosis, 320 by electropyrexia, 360 ligraine, analysis of a case of (E. Gutheil), 269 NICOLE, J. ERNEST: Psychopathology .Survey 4ILLER, W. R.: The barrier between the blood of Modern Approaches. Second edition, and cerebrospinal fluid, 372 review, 189 4oNIz, EGA.S: L'Angiographie C4ribrale, review, NORMAN, R. M.: Juvenile amaurotic faiily 279 idiocy, 219-(and R. G. GORDON): Acute loods, experimental study of (N. E. Fisher), 257 toxic chorea, 313 1OONEY, J. L.: Phytotoxic index, 364 NOTKIN, J.: The narcolepsies, 7 2 Blood IOORE, ELEANOR M.: Accuracy in localization pressure and pulse rate, their relationship to of cutaneous pressure and pain, 246 convulsions, and the frequency of convulsions IORIFZ: Pseudoneuromyelitis optica, in reality under the influence of oxygen insuifflation in Lichtheim's syndrome, 76 cryptogenic convulsive states, 351 ,lotor activity, relation of the premotor cortex NoYEs, ARTHUR P.: Modern Clinical Psychiatry, to (P. C. Bucy), 340 review, 381 MOULS:'ON, NORM1AN: Amylolytic power of the cerebrospinal fluid, 342 M(1LLER: Traumatic cerebrospinal fluid fistula, 0 76 MULLINS, B. M.: The barrier between the blood OBERNDORF, C. P.: Psychogenic factors in and cerebrospinal fluid, 372 asthma, 370 MYERSON, ABRAHAM: Effects of sodium amytal Ocular movements in mental disease, photo- on the metabolism, 347 graphic study of (F. H. Couch and J. C. Fox), Myopathies, various, significance of creatin- 253 creatinin metabolism in, before and after Odour effects and associations, normal, of psycho- amino-acid therapy (H. H. Beard, C. J. Tripoli, analytic significance (Donald A. Laird), 180 and J. E. Andes), 360 OKINAKE, SHIGEO: Study of sensory nerve fibres, Myotonia atrophica with cataract (Leo L. Mayer 339 and Joseph A. Luham), 79 OLIVECRONA, H.: Die Parasagittalen Menin- Myotonia atrophica, familial (N. Kryschowa and geome, review, 188 H. Bajevskaja), 356 ONTANEDA, L. E. (and M. R. CASTEX): La Ponction Cisternale, review, 281 Oral erotism in paraphrenia (A. J. Westerman), N 261 OSBORNE, S. L.: Treatment of multiple sclerosis Narcissistic neuroses and psychoses, treatment of by electropyrexia, 360 (L. Pierce Clark), 91 OTTONELLO, P.: Infantile familial form of Narcolepsy (J. Notkin and Smith Ely Jelliffe), Schilder's disease, 253 72-(Luman E. Daniels), 73 Oxygen, continuous, and oxygen and carbon Narcolepsy, classification of (Max Levin), 236 dioxide in dementia praecox (L. E. Hinsie, Narcolepsy and the machine age (Max Levin), 60 A. L. Barach, M. M. Harris, E. Brand, and Narcosis, prolonged, in mental disorder (Rolf R. A. McFarland), 92 Strom-Olsen and Muriel L. M. McCowan), 375 NARDI, J.: Idiopathic multiple spontaneous fractture (Lobstein's disease) in epilepsy, 179- P Malarial therapy in non-syphilitic psychosis, 268 PACIFIco, A.: Disturbances produced by lumbar NASON', G. I.: Cerebral eirculation. Effect of puncture, 355 stimulation of the sympathetic nerve on the PADDLE, K. C. L.: Congenital syphilis in mental pial vessels in the isolated head, 341 defective adults, 147-Lumbar puncture and NEEDLES, WILLIAM: Cerebral localization in the cerebrospinal fluid in 2,000 cases of mental cerebrovascular disease, 74 deficiency, 371 NEGRO, FIDELE: II Liquido Cefalo-rachidiano in Pain and cutaneous pressure, accuracy in locali- Biologica e in Terapia, review, 276 zation of (Michael J. Zigler, Eleanor M. Moore, Neologisms, study of forty cases exhibiting and Mary T. Wilson), 246 (E. L. Bryan), 263 Papillitis and choked disc: differential diagnosis Nerve flbres, sensory (Ken Kur6, Souity Hira- by the protein content of the aqueous (E. matsu, and Shigeo Okinake), 339 Selinger), 358 Nerve processes, non-syphilitic, diagnostic value Paralysis, general, of the insane in Burma (G. H. of paretic Lange curves in (F. Plaut), 342 Fraser), 348 Nerve, synpathetic effect of stimulation of on Paralysis, general, juvenile, treatment of (Howard the pial vessels in the isolated head (J. L. W. Potter), 81 Pool, H. S. Forbes, and G. I. Nason), 341 Paralysis, laryngeal, recurrent, in left ventricular Nerve, vagus, histopathology of the dorsal failure (F. H. King, W. M. Hitzig, and A. M. nucleus of the (H. U. Guizetti), 343 Fishberg), 358 Nervous systeiii, autonomic, in schizophrenia Paralysis, senile progressive (U. de Giacomo), 75 (H. Freeman and H. T. Carmichael), 363 Paraphrenia, oral erotism in (A. J. Westerman), Neutritis, peripheral, influence of glycine on 261 creatinuria in (M. J. C. Allinson, H. H. Henstell, Paresis, posttraumatic, of the posterior cord of the and H. E. Himiiwich), 358 brachial plexus (J. Hempel), 80 Neuroglia, pathological, in man (G. Canziani), 177 PARFIrT, D. N.: Psychoses associated with Neurological Congress, International, London pernicious anEemia, 12-Psychoses associated (1935), 283-Information concerning, 283 with childbirth, 184 Neurones, chronaxy of, considered as part of a PARKER, HARRY L.: Traumatic encephalopathy complex path (F. Visintini), 345 ('punch drunk') of professional pugilists, 20 Neuroses, narcissistic, treatment of (L. Pierce Parkinsonian syndrome, postencephalitic, atro- Clark), 91 pine treatment of (Felix Adams and Powell L. Neurosyphilis, total protein of the cerebrospinal Hays), 255 fluid in uncoinplicated and untreated (Puircell Parkinsonism and head trauma (W Baumann), G. Schube), 219 351 Neurosyphilis, tryparsamide in treatment of PATRASSI, G.: Cysticercus isolated from a lateral (H. H. Reese), 180 cerebral ventricle, 251 10

PEARN, 0. P. NAPIER: MUental Deficiency Nursing Pulse rate and blood pressure, their relationship (Simplified), review, 384 to convulsions (J. Notkin), 351 Pedicle flap, changes in cutaneous localization in a 'Punch drunk,' 20. See also Encephalopathy, (B. Douglas and L. H. Lanier), 359 traumatic PENFIELD, WILDER: General localization of Purpura hoemorrhagica, intracranial heemorrhage epileptic manifestations, 71 in (B. J. Alpers and W. Duiane), 252 PENROSE, LIONEL S.: Mental Defect, review, 191 Pyknolepsies, the (Smith Ely Jelliffe), 352 -The Influence of Heredity in DiTsease, review, Pyramidal tract, experimental lesions of the 278 (C. Marshall), 340 Peripheral neuritis. See Neuritis Pyrifer, use of the (J. Erskine Howie), 257 Pernocton in treatmnent of eclampsia (H. Goecke), 257 PETERSEN, WILLIAM F.: The Patient and the W'eather, review, 277 R pH and lactic acid content of the cerebrospinal fluid. See Cerebrospinal RAIND, C'. W.: Histologic chainges in the brain Phytotoxic index: 1. Results of studies with in cases of fatal head injury, 248 sixty-eight male schizophrenic patients (W. RANEY, MARY E.: Facal flora in catatonic Freeman, J. L. Mooney, and R. R. Small), 364 dementia precox, 87 Pick's disease (Euigen Kahn and Lloyd J. Thomp- RAVAUT, PAUL: Une Nouvelle Syphilis Nerveuse, son), 368 review, 192 PIKE, F. H.: Changes in the concentration of Recidivists and first offenders of average and inorganic calcium and phosphorus during defective intelligence, stud-y of (Myra E. convulsions of experimental origin, in cats, Shimberg and Judith Israelite), 265 before and after thyroparathyroidectomy, with Recklinghausen's disease and acromegaly (A. de and withouit bromide therapy, 70 Castro), 70 PINTUTS, G.: Appearance and motor behaviour Recklinghausen's disetase, central diffulse of primary mental defectives, 371 ' Schwannosis ' in (0. Foerster and 0. Gagel), PIOTROWSKI, Z. A.: Electrical skin resistance 356 of catatonics duiring sleep, 261 REESE, H. H.: Tryparsamide in the treatment of Pituitary body, cholesterol tumour (cranio- neurosyphilis, 180 pharvngioma) of the (F. Parkes Weber, C. Reflex, galvanic skin, evaluation of (Chester W. Worster-Drought, and W. E. Carnegie Dickson), Darrow), 186 39 Reflex : The gluteus mnaxinmus reflex a truie reflex Plasma lipoids in Iniental depression (David (G. Dalma), 179 Slight and C. N. H. Long), 184 Reflex, palmar chin, of Marinesco (F. Golla and PLAUr, F.: Cholesterin content of the cerebro- S. Antonovitch), 253 spinal fluid in brain tumour, 248-Diagnostic REID, CHARLES: Blood and urine chemnistry value of paretic Lange curves in non-syphilitic during the specific dynamic action of glycine nervous processes, 342 in normal subjects and in schizophrenics, 89 PLESSET, ISABEL ROSANOFF: ,Etiology of so- Respiration of psychotic patients (Erich Witt- called schizophrenic psychoses, 365 kower), 367 Poliomyelitis (P. F. Lucchesi), 352 REVIEWS OF BooKs, POLLOcK, HORATIO M.: Hereditary and environ- Abscess of the Brain: its Pathology, Diag- ment factors in the causation of dementia nosis and Treatment (E. Miles Atkinson), praecox and manic-depressive psychoses, 364 189 POOL, J. L.: Cerebral circulation. Effect of Adolescence and Marriage: A Survey of Sex stimulation of the sympathetic nerve on the in Modern Life (Robert V. Storer), 384 pial -vessels in the isolated head, 341 Anatomy: Regional, Illustrations of, Section PoPow, N. A.: Acute pyrexial syphilis of the I. Central Nervous System (E. B. Jamieson), brain, 348 280 PORTER, ELECTA PENINA: Colour preferences of Angiography: L'Anigiographie (Cdrbrale 1,032 young children, 361 (Egas Moniz), 279 Postures, bodily, assunmed while sleeping (P. H. Anxiety States: Zuir Psychopathologie und Du Bois and T. W. Forbes), 254 Klinik der AngstzustAnde (G. E. Storring), POTTER, HOWARD W.: Treatment of juvenile 281 general paralysis, 81 Babinski, J., L'(Euvre S6ientifique de, 279 PREDAROLI, T.: Chronicnon-hereditary chorea,75 lBiology of the Individual, 274 Pregnancy with insanity (C. B. Bamford), 87 Brain and its Functions: Aufbau und Abbau Pseudoneuromyelitis optica, in reality Licht- der Grosshirnleistungen uind ihre anato- heim's syndrome (Moriez), 76 mischen Grundlagen (Max de Crinis), 273 Psychiatry, clinical research in, 17 2 Child: What of the Child ? (Andrew Kefalas) Psychoanalysis, nature of the therapeutic action 383 of (James Strachey), 269 Cisterna mnagna: La Ponction Cisternale Psychoneuroses of childhood: their metiology and (M. R. Castex and L. E. Ontaneda, Trans- treatment (Melitta Schlideberg), 83 lated by Gaullieur L'Hardy), 281 Psychoses associated with childbirth (D. N. Cremasteric Reflex: 0 Reflexo Cremasterico: Parfitt), 184 Sua DissociaAQao nas Molestias Nervosas Psychoses associated with pernicious anumia (J. da Fonseca Bicudo Junior), 281 (D. N. Parfftt), 12 Death after Head Injuiry: Weitere Beitriige Psychoses, manic-depressive. See Manic-de- zur Pathologie der traumatischen Gehirn- pressive blutungen (0. Berner), 383 Psychoses, narcissistic, treatment of (L. Pierce Exploring the Unconsciouis (Georg Groddeck), Clark), 91 382 Psychosis associated with midline cerebellar Heredity, Influence of on Disease (Lionel S. tumour (Leo Stone and Williami C. Menninger), Penrose), 27 8 349 Human Personality. See Personality Psychosis, non-syphilitic, malarial therapy in Lunacy Practice, A Guide to (G. Grossman (M. L. Bianchini and J. Nardi), 268 and John J. Wontner), 384 Psychosis, schizoaffective, acute (J. Kasanin), MIeningioma: Die Parasagittalen Menin- 183 geome (H. Olivecrona), 188 Psychotherapy in private practice (D. A. Thom), Mental Defect (Lionel S. Penrose), 191 268 Mental Deficiency Nursing (Simplified) (0. P. Psychotic patients, iuental aspects of brain Napier Pearn), 384 tumours in (G. R. Jamieson and G. W. Henry), Mental Hygiene in the Commuinity (Clara 263 Bassett), 380 11

Muscular Habits, Adjustment of (Lieut.- Schilder's disease, infantile familial form of Colonel J. K. McConnel), 380 (P. Ottonello), 253 Nervous Systems, Peripheral and Central, SCHILDKNECHT, 0.: Progressive spinal muscular Histopathology of (George B. Hassin), 188 atrophy of infants (Werdnig-Hoffmann) and its Neural Basis of Thought (George C. Campion relationship to amyotonia congenita (Oppen- and Sir Grafton Elliot Smith), 274 heim), 354 Neuroanatomy (J. H. Globus), Sixth edition, Schizoaffective psychoses, the acute (J. Kasanin), 379 183 Neurology (R. R. Grinker), 275 Schizoid personalities, clinical variables in (Jacob Neurology, Recent Advances in (W. Russell Kasanin and Zitha A. Rosen), 84 Brain and E. B. Strauss), 278 Schizophrenia, blood cholesterol in (Joseph M. Neurology. See also Brain Looney and Hazel M. Childs), 86 Neurotic and His Friends (R. G. Gordon), 276 Schizophrenia, cardiovascular system in studied Nutrition and Disease (Edward Mellanby), by the Schneider method (J. M. Linton, M. H. 2777 Hamelink, and R. G. Hoskins), 365 Paranoia: La Psychose Paranoique dans ses Schizophrenia, constitutional (Karl M. Bowmnan Rapports avec la Personnalite (Jacques and Jacob Kasanin), 260 Lacon), 378 Schizophrenia, nature of (G. M. Davidson), 363 Patient and the Weather (William F. Schizophrenia in one of identical twins (J. Petersen). 27 7 Kasanin), 259 Personality, Human (Louis Berg), 93 Schizophrenia, organic functions in (R. G. Psychiatry, Modern Clinical (Arthur P. Hoskins and F. H. Sleeper), 183 Noyes), 381 Schizophrenia, pharmaeodynamic investigation of Psychology, Abnormal, Textbook of (Roy M. the autonomic nervous system in (H. Freenman Dorcus and G. Wilson Shaffer), 190 and H. T. Carmichael), 363 Psychology, Medical, Textbook of (Ernst Schizophrenic disorders, manganese treatmiient of Kretschmer. Translated by E. B. Strauss), (R. G. Hoskins), 376 271 Schizophrenic psychoses, aetiology of so-called, Psychology and Psychotherapy (William with special reference to their occurrence in Brown), 93 twins (Aaron J. Rosanoff, Leva M. Handy, Psychopathology: A Survey of Modern Isabel Rosanoff Plesset, and Sandye Brush), Approaches (J. Ernest Nicole), Second 365 edition, 189 Schizophrenics, blood and urine chemistry during Pupil: Experinienteile und Klinischen the specific action of glycine in (Charles Reid), Studien zur Physiologie und Pathologie 89 der Pupillenbewegungen (O. Lowenstein SCHLIDEBERG, MELITTA: Psychoneuroses of and A. Westphal), 381 childhood: their wetiology and treatment, 83 Reflex, Cremasteric (J. de Fonseca Bicudo SCHNELLER, T.: Damage to the spinial cord by Junior), 281 kyphoscoiosis, 344 Sclerosis, Diffuse [encephalitis periaxialis SCHNITKER, M. T.: Treatment of demiientia diffusal (L. Bouiman), 192 paralytica with typhoid H antigen vaccine, 81 Soma: Recherches sur la Somatotopie SCHUBE, PUIRCELL G.: Total protein of the Sensitive dans le Thalamus des Singes cerebrospinal fluid in uncomplicated and (O. Sager), 382 untreated neurosyphilis, 249-Encephalo- S3uicide, A Study of (Louis I. Dublin), 191 graphy in abnormal mental states with diabetes Syphilis: La S-yphilis du Cervelet (J. Thiers), insipidus, 372 280 Schwannosis,' central diffuse, in von Reckling- Syphilis: Une Nouvelle Syphilis Nerveuse hausen's disease (O. Foerster and 0. Gagel), 3561 (Pauil Ravaut), 192 SCHWARTZ, D. K.: Sodium amytal as a means of To Be or Not to Be: A Study of Suicide obtaining contact in stuporous and incom- (Louis I. Diiblin), 191 municative cases, 376 Traunma and Brain Tumour: IJnfall und Sclerosis, amyotrophic lateral, study of a case of Hirngeschwulst (Otto Marburg), 272 very long duration (G. de Negris), 252 Tumoiir: Die Parasagittalen Meningeome Sclerosis, disseminated, the cerebellum in (W. (H. Olivecrona). 188 Germulowica), 345 Tuimour of Spine: II Liquido Cefalo-rachi- Sclerosis. multiple, treated by electropyrexia diano in Biologica e in Terapia (Fidele (C. A. Neynmann and S. L. Osborne), 360 Negro), 276 Sclerosis, tuberous, with unusual lesions of the W'hat of the C'hild ? (Andrew Kefalas), 383 bones (J. S. Gottlieb and G. R. Lavine), 345 ROBERTSON, E. GRAEME (and D. DENNY-BROWN): Sclerosis, tuberous, unusual size of intraventri- Local epileptic convulsions, 97 cular spongioblastoma in a case of (L. C. Rorschach ink-blot test (Philip E. Vernon), 181 Cook and A. Meyer), 320 ROSANOFF, AARON J.: Relation of premature SEARLE, DONALD S.: Changes in the concen- birth and under-weight condition at birth to tration of inorganic calcium and phosphorus mental deficiency, 187-.Etiology of so-called during conv-ulsions of experimental origin, in schizophrenic psychoses, 365 cats, before and after thyroparathyroidectomy, ROSEN, S. H.: Exophthalmos of Graves's with and without bromide therapy, 70 disease, its experimental production and SELINGER, E.: Choked disc and papillitis: significance, 357 differential diagnosis by the protein content of ROSEN, ZITHA A.: Clinical variables in schizoid the aqueous, 358 personalities, 84 SHAFFER, G. WILSON (and Roy M. DORCUS): ROSENBERG, S. J.: Diathermy treatment of Texctbook of Abnormal Psychology, review, 190 dementia paral'ytica, 267 SHARPE, J. S.: Lipoid metabolism in inental ROTHSCHILD, D.: Alzheimer's disease, 368 disorders, 88 SHIMBERG, MYRA E.; Study. of recidivists and first offenders of average and defective intelli- S gence, 265 Simmond's disease (K. Hermann), 357 Sacrococcygeal chordomas (E. M. Fletcher, H. W. Skin reflex, galvanic, evaluation of (Chester W. Woltman, and A. W. Adson), 353 Darrow), 186 SAGER, 0.: Recherches sur la Somatotopie Sen.si- Skin resistance, electrical, of catatonics during tive dans le Thalamus des Singes, review, 382 sleep (T. W. Forbes and Z. A. Piotrowski), 261 SAUDEK, ROBERT: British pair of identical twins SLEEPER, F. H.: Organic functions in schizo- reared apart, 259 phrenia, 183 SCHILDER, PAUL: Psychic disturbances after SLIGHT, DAvID: Plasma lipoids in mental head injuries, :370 depression, 184 12

-SMALL, R. R.: Phytotoxic iindex, 364 THIERS, J.: La Syphilis du Cervelet, review, 280 Smell: Odour effects, normal, and associations THOM, D. A.: Psychotherapy in private practice, of psychoanalytic significance (Donald A. 268 Laird), 180 THOMPSON, LLOYD J.: Pick's disease, 368 SMITH, Sir GRAFTON ELLIOT (and GEORGE G. Trauma, head, and Parkinsonism (W. Baumann), CAMIPION): The NVeural Basis of Thought, 351 review, 274 TRIPOLI, C. J.: Diagnostic and prognostic SMITH, P. L.: Sodium amytal as a means of significance of creatin-creatinin metabolism obtaining contact in stuporous and incom- in various inyopathies before and after ainino- municative cases, 376 acid therapy, 360 -Sodium amytal. See Amytal Tryparsamide in treatment of neurosyphilis SOLOMON, P.: Cases of comiia in patients in a (H. H. Reese), 180 general hospital, 349 Tuberculosis, pulmonary, intercurrent, chronic SPIEGEL, E. A.: Labyrinth and cortex, 68 effect of on the convulsion threshold in epilepsy Spinal amyotrophy. See Amyotrophy (I. J. Karlsberg), 179 Spinal atrophy. See Atrophy Tumour of brain, cholesterin content of the Spinal concussion: a histological study of two cerebrospinal fluid in (F. Plaut), 248 cases (R. S. Baldwin), 344 Tumour, cerebellar, midline, psychosis associated Spinal cord damaged by kyphoscoliosis (T. with (Leo Stone and William C. Menninger), 349 Schneller), 344 Tumour, cholesterol (craniopharyngioma) of the Spinal cord, special form of tract disease (subacute pituitary body (F. Parkes Weber, C. Worster- combined degeneration) of, and its therapy Drought, and W. E. Carnegie Dickson), 39 (E. Illing), 359 Tumour of [right temporal] lobe, paradoxical Spinal subarachnoid block, graduated jugular symptoms in (L. Stone), 351 compression in the lumbar manometric test for Tumour of the spinal cord (L. van der Horst and (W. T. Grant and W. V. Cone), 355 I. A. van Hasselt), 77 Spongioblastoina, intraventricular, of unusual Tumours of the brain, bloodvessel, with particular size in a case of tuberous sclerosis (L. C. Cook reference to the Lindau syndrome (G. S. Hall), and A. Meyer), 320 305 Status lymphaticus, treatment of (F. E. Kumze), Tumours, brain, in psychotic patients, melltal 360 aspects of (G. R. Jamieson and G. W. Henry), STEEGMANN, A. T.: Histopathology of the exter- 263 nal geniculate ganglion, 343 Tumours involving the Gasserian ganglion (I. STEEN, REGINALD R.: Prognosis in inanic- Cohen), 247 depressive psychoses, 90 Turner, A. Logan (editor): History of the Uni- STEFAN: Progressive spinal aillyotrophy, 77 versity of Edinburgh, I883-1933, review, 280 STEIN, CALVERT: Endocrine therapy in epilepsy, Twins, identical, British pair of, reared apart 82 (Robert Saudek), 259 STEPHENS, W. MARY (and ISIDORE FINKELMIAN): Twins, identical, dissimilar (R. L. Jenkins), 362 Dinitrophenol in dementia praecox, 230 Twins, identical, schizophrenia in one of (J. STEWART, R. M.: Unusual type of cortical Kasanin), 259 gliosis, 160 Typhoid H antigen vaccine in treatment of STONE, LEO: Psychosis associated with midline dementia paralytica (M. T. Schnitker), 81 cerebellar tuinour, 349-Paradoxical symptonms in right temporal lobe tumiouir, 351 STORER, ROBERT V.: Adolescene and Marriage: A Survey of Sex in Modern Life, review, 384 U ST6RRING, G. E.: Zur Psychopathologie und Klinik der Angstzustdnde, review, 281 Uric acid, behaviour of in diseases of the ,STRACHEY, JAIES: Nature of the therapeutic meninges and brain (N. Lolli), 178 action of psychoanalysis, 269 Urine and blood chemistry during the specific STRAUSS, E. 1B. (and W. RUSSELL BRAIN): Recent dynamic action of glycine in normal subjects Advances in Neurology, review, 278 and in schizophrenics (Charles Reid), 89 STH6M%1-OLWSEN, ROLF: Prolonged narcosis in mental disorder, 375 Sugar, blood. See Blood-suigar Suiicide, attempted, 1,000 cases of (Frederick C. V Lendruin), 266 Suicide, psychiatric aspects of (Gerald R. Jamieson VAN BOGAERT, L.: Case of amaurotic idiocy of and James H. Wall), 266 infantile type with atypical ocular lesions, 75 Syndrolne, deficiency, of the frontopontine VAN HASSELT, I. A. : Syringomyelia or tunlour cerebellar tracts (H. Zingerle), 251 of the spinal cord, 77 Syndrome, Laurence-Moon-Biedl (Pauline Klener- VAN DER HORST, L.: Syringoinyelia or tulnlour miian), 329 of the spinal cord, 77 Syndrome, Lichtheim's (Moriez), 76 VARENNA, P.: Malariotherapy of deilnentia Syndrome, Lindau, and bloodvessel tumours of priecox, 267 the brain (G. S. Hall), 305 VERNON, PHILIP E.: The Rorschach ink-blot Syndrome, postdiphtheritic cerebellar of a test, 181 transitory nature (F. Meerssemer), 76 VISINTINI, F.: The chronaxy of neurones con- Syndrome, postencephalitic Parkinsonian, atro- sidered as part of a complex path, 345- pine treatment of (Felix Adams and Powell L. Research on the chronaxial findings in catatonia Hays), 255 and in its experimental interruption, 346 Sy-philis of brain, acute pyrexial (N. A. Popow and G. D. Aranowitch), 348 Syphilis, congenital, in mental defective adults W (K. C. L. Paddle), 147 Sy ringomyelia or tumour of the spinal cord (L. WALL, JAMES H. : Psychiatric aspects of suicide, van der Horst and I. A. van Hasselt), 77 266 WALLENBERG, M.: Reactive alterations of the glia-cells in gliomata, 347 T WARREN, SHIELDS: Frequency of cancer in the insane, 267 Taste-centre, cortical, site of (Alexandra Adler), WEBER, F. PARKES (C. WORSTER-DROUGHT, and 342 W. E. CARNEGIE DICKSON): Cholesterol Temperature control and hypothalamus (H. C. tumour (craniopharyngioma) of the pituitary Bazett, B. J. Alpers, and W. H. Erb), 69 body, 39 13

WEIL, ARTHUR: Megalencephaly with diffuse WOLTMAN, H. W.: Sacrococcygeal chordomas, 353 glioblastomatosis of the brainstem and the WORSTER-DRouGHT, C. (F. PAREs WEBER, and cerebellum, 74 W. E. CARNEGIE DICKSON): Cholesterol WESTERMAN, A. J.: Oral erotism in paraphrenia, tumour (craniopharyngioma) of the pituitary 261 body, 39 WESTPHAL, A. (and 0. L6WENSTEIN): Experi- mentelle und klini8chen Studien zur Physiologie z und Pathologie der Pupillenbewegungen, review, 381 ZANETTI, G.: Structure and histogenesis of WHITE, PAUL L.: Bromide intoxication, 250 cerebral gumma, 247 WILSON, MARY T.: Accuracy in localization of ZIGLER, MICHAEL J.: Accuracy in localization of cutaneous pressure and pain, 246 cutaneous pressure and pain, 246 WITTKOWER, ERICH: Respiration of psychotic ZINGERLE, H.: Deficiency syndrome of the patients, 367 frontopontine cerebellar tracts, 251

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS Apraxia in corpus callosum lesions (Aaron Bell), 141 Bloodvessel tumours of the brain (G. S. Hall), 309 Chorea, acute toxic (R. G. Gordon and R. M. Norman), 315 Epileptic convulsions, local (D. Denny-Brown and E. Graeme Robertson), 100 ' Frog child' (R. G. Gordon), 298 Gliosis, cortical, unusual type of (R. M. Stewart), 161 Intraventricular spongioblastoma of unusual size in a case of tuberous sclerosis (L. C. Cook and A. Meyer), 322 Laurence-Moon-Biedl syndrome (Pauline Elenerman), 329 BRITISH MEDICAL ASSOCIATION

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