Peculiarities of the deaf and dumb, as regards medical treatment, and their idiocyncrasies [i.e. idiosyncrasies], which have been observed at the Ulster Institution / by Henry Samuel Purdon.

  • Purdon, Henry Samuel.
Date:
1865
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    C ONTENTS. PAGE. Introduction, ... ... ... ... ... 1 Chapter I.— Education and Training of the Deaf and X^udiId^ ••• 3 „ 11.—Semiology, ... ... ... ... 5 „ in.— Diseases occasioning'^Deaf-muteism, ... 7 „ lY.—Morbid states of the Ear, Congenital, or Acquired, whicY have been observed in Deaf and Dumb persons, ... ... 10 „ V.— The manner of ascertaining whether a child is Deaf and Dumb, ... ... ... 11 „ VI.— Sanitary and Dietetic Management, ... 13 „ Vn.— Diseases to which the Deaf and Dumb are peculiarly liable, ... ... ... 15 „ VIII.—Medical Treatment of the Deaf and Dumb, 18