On aphasia : being a contribution to the subject of the dissolution of speech from cerebral disease / by James Ross.

  • James Ross
Date:
1887
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Credit: On aphasia : being a contribution to the subject of the dissolution of speech from cerebral disease / by James Ross. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine, through the Medical Heritage Library. The original may be consulted at the Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine, Harvard Medical School.

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    CONTENTS PAGF IlSTRODUCTION ] 1. Motor Aphasia 5 Case 1 (W. D.) 7 2. Sensory Aphasia 12 Case 2 (Robert Marshall) 13 Case 3 (James ProfEt) 19 Case 4 (Joseph Lander) 25 Case 5 (James Lee) 30 Case 6 (John Morris) 37 Case 7 (Bouquinet Marie) 39 Case 8 (K B.) 40 3. Combined Motor and Sensory Aphasia 42 Case 9 (Louise Jeanniot) 43 Case 10 (John Handforth) 45 4. Morbid Anatomy ' 50 (1) The Xature of the Lesion 50 (2) The Localisation of the Lesion 53 5. Morbid Physiology 67 Clinical Analysis— Motor Aphasia— (1) Aphemia 67 (2) Motor Agraphia 70 Sensory Aphasia— (1) The Aphasia of Recollection 72 (2) Psychical Blindness 74 (3) Psychical Deafness , 77 Paraphasia 80 Paragraphia 82 Paralexia 84 Theories of Aphasia— Kussmaul's Theory 87 Charcot's „ 89 Lichtheim's „ 91 Broadbent's „ 95 The Author's Exposition of— The Theory of Motor Aphasia 97 The Theory of Sensory Aphasia 107 Special Treatment of Aphasia 127
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