Further report of the Statistical Committee : to be presented to the adjourned annual meeting of the association, 19th July, 1905.

  • Medico-psychological Association of Great Britain and Ireland. Statistical Committee.
Date:
1905
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Credit: Further report of the Statistical Committee : to be presented to the adjourned annual meeting of the association, 19th July, 1905. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by King’s College London. The original may be consulted at King’s College London.

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    Heredity Table. Showing the number of Cases in which Hereditary Defect was appertained, and distinguishing the Instances in which such was confined either to the Paternal or Maternal Sides, the instances in which it was present on both sides, and the instances in which there was Fraternal Defect without other Evidence on either Paternal or Maternal Side. It will be observed that where a parent or grandparent is affected, or where both these relationships are affected, affection of an uncle or aunt on the same side is not specifically recorded, but is merged in the other; similarly, when a parent is affected, affection in either grandparent of that side is also merged, and likewise, fraternal affection is only specifically recorded when there is no indication as to from which of the two sides the taint proceeds. Collateral affection—meaning thereby, affection of cousins, nephews, nieces, children or grandchildren of the patient is not recorded at all. Headings (twenty-four), tinder one, and only one of which, each admission must he entered. Con- genital. | A. Paternal side affected; maternal side exempt. With or without fraternal taint: 1. Father, without either grandparent and with or without one or more paternal uncles and aunts 2. Father and one or both paternal grandparents'! 3. Paternal grandfather 'i I With or without one or more paternal uncles 4. Paternal grandmother >Father exempt ( and aunts 5. Both paternal grandparents J J 6. Paternal uncles and aunts, one or more, but •without father or either paternal grandparent | B. Maternal side affected; paternal side exempt. With or without fraternal taint; 1. Mother, without either grandparent and with or without one or more maternal uncles and aunts 2. Mother and one or both maternal grandparents'! 3. Maternal grandfather I With or without one or more maternal uncles 4. Maternal grandmother ^Mother exempt f and aunts ... 5. Both maternal grandparents.) J 6. Maternal uncles and aunts, one or more, but without mother or either maternal grandparent | C. Both paternal and maternal sides affected. With or without fraternal taint: 1. rathe, and mother, with or without °pit“'T^nnclcs and aunts} - Father without mother, but with or without^™ « ^ 2. Father and one or both maternal grandparents, with or without one or more paternal or maternal uncles and aunts ... ... ... ... ... ... is 3. Father and one or more maternal uncles and aunts, without either maternal grandparent Mother without father, but with or without f one or niaternal uncles or aunts; (. one or both maternal grandparents; 4. Mother and one or both paternal grandparents, with or without one or more paternal or maternal uncles and aunts 5. Mother and one or more paternal uncles aud aunts, without eithor paternal grandparent Grandparent(s) without parents: 6. One or both paternal and one or both maternal grandparents, with or without one or more uncles and aunts on either side ... 7. Paternal grandparents (one or both) and f Without either maternal grandparent one or more maternal uncles or aunts l With or without one or more paternal uncles or auntft,., 8. Maternal grandparents (one or both) and ( Without either paternal grandparent one or more paternal uncles and aunts (.With or without one or more maternal uncles or aunts.. Uncles or aunts without parents or grandparents: 9. One or more paternal, and one or more maternal uncles or aunts (without father, mother, or either grandparents) ... f Total cases with paternal, without maternal, taint.., With or without fraternal taint S Total cases with maternal, without paternal, taint.., *- Total cases with both paternal and maternal taint.., | D. Fraternal taint without other evidence on either paternal or maternal side: One or more brothers and sisters ... ... ... ... j I E. Cases in which the only known taint was in a grandparent, uncle or aunt (or in a combination of these relationships) and in which the side so affected (paternal or maternal) was not specified Total cases with ascertained hereditary defect | F. Cases in which no taint was found m any member of the family, or in which it was confined to nephews, nieces, cousins, children, or grandchildren of the patient Total sot of caBos investigated ... Showing the age at onset of the insanity (in the first attack) in the admissions. Not congenital. Under 25. Not known.
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