 | Philadelphia Obstetrical Society - 1898 - 252 pages
...weakness is too frequently mistaken for true neurasthenia. Serious local or general disease weakens the entire organism, and with it the nervous system,...various signs of nervous weakness should be present under such conditions is but natural. The symptoms present, however, never form that symptom -complex... | |
 | Medicine - 1898 - 446 pages
...weakness is too frequently mistaken for true neurasthenia. Serious local or general disease weakens the entire organism, and with it the nervous system,...various signs of nervous weakness should be present under such conditions is but natural. The symptoms present, however, never form that symptom-complex... | |
 | Medicine - 1906 - 780 pages
...disease is, of course, associated with general bodily weakness. Serious local or general disease weakens the entire organism, and with it the nervous system,...various signs of nervous weakness should be present under such conditions is not surprising. I have applied to this state, however, the term of spurious... | |
 | Medicine - 1906 - 796 pages
...disease is, of course, associated with general bodily weakness. Serious local or general disease weakens the entire organism, and with it the nervous system,...various signs of nervous weakness should be present under such conditions is not surprising. I have applied to this state, however, the term of spurious... | |
 | Francis Xavier Dercum - Hypnotism - 1917 - 418 pages
...serious local disease — for example, organic disease of the stomach or pelvic disease — should weaken the entire organism, and with it the nervous...local or general. They are seen, for instance, in tuberculosis, in chlorosis, in the various anemias, in the I NEURASTHENIA SYMPTOMATICA 85 toxemias... | |
 | Neurology - 1918 - 270 pages
...and then accompany visceral disease. Serious bodily disease, of course, weakens the entire organism, and that various signs of nervous weakness should be present is but natural. The symptoms, however, are never those of the fatigue neurosis, of simple neurasthenia. For convenience,... | |
 | Endocrinology - 1918 - 268 pages
...arid then accompany visceral disease. Serious bodily disease, of course, weakens the entire organism, and that various signs of nervous weakness should be present is but natural. The symptoms, however, are never those of the fatigue neurosis, of simple neurasthenia. For convenience,... | |
 | Nervous system - 1918 - 276 pages
...and then accompany visceral disease. Serious bodily disease, of course, weakens the entire organism, and that various signs of nervous weakness should be present is but natural. The symptoms, however, are never those of the fatigue neurosis, / of simple neurasthenia. For convenience,... | |
 | College of Physicians of Philadelphia - Medicine - 1897 - 370 pages
...neurasthenia it must he this spurious or symptomatic form. It is conceivable that serious local diseases shall weaken the entire organism and with it the nervous...these signs do not make up that disease which we know typically as neurasthenia simplex. They are symptoms of nervous weakness, such as accompany other diseases,... | |
 | Children - 1906 - 836 pages
...disease is, of course, associated with general bodily weakness. Serious local or general disease weakens the entire organism and with it the nervous system...various signs of nervous weakness should be present under such conditions is not surprising. I have applied to this state, however, the term of spurious... | |
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... may, and this goes without saying, produce general ill-health, and among the symptoms present we always find some nervous symptoms, but these are never the symptoms of neurasthenia. Grave visceral disease is, of course, associated with general bodily... 