| SECTION A. PSYCHOSES INCIDENTAL IN THE WAR |
| I. The Syphilitic Group (Syphilopsychoses) |
| Case | | | Page |
| 1. | Desertion of an officer | Briand, 1915 | 8 |
| 2. | Visions of a naval officer | Carlill, Fildes, Baker, 1917 | 9 |
| 3. | Aggravation of neurosyphilis by war | Weygandt, 1915 | 10 |
| 4. | Same | Hurst, 1917 | 10 |
| 5. | Same | Beaton, 1915 | 10 |
| 6. | Same | Boucherot, 1915 | 11 |
| 7. | Same | Todd, 1917 | 12 |
| 8. | Same | Farrar, 1917 | 13 |
| 9. | Same | Marie, Chatelin, Patrikios, 1917 | 14 |
| 10. | Root-sciatica | Long, 1916 | 15 |
| 11. | Disciplinary | Kastan, 1916 | 17 |
| 12. | Same | Kastan, 1916 | 18 |
| 13. | Same? | Kastan, 1916 | 19 |
| 14. | Hysterical chorea versus neurosyphilis | de Massary, du Sonich, 1917 | 20 |
| 15. | Traumatic general paresis | Hurst, 1917 | 22 |
| 16. | Head trauma; shell-shock; mania; W. R. positive | Babonneix, David, 1917 | 23 |
| 17. | Head trauma in a syphilitic | Babonneix, David, 1917 | 24 |
| 18. | Shell wound: general paresis | Boucherot, 1915 | 25 |
| 19. | “Shell-shock” ocular palsy: syphilitic | Schuster, 1915 | 26 |
| 20. | Shell-shock: general paresis | Donath, 1915 | 27 |
| 21. | Shell-shock: tabes | Logre, 1917 | 28 |
| 22. | Same | Duco, Blum, 1917 | 28 |
| 23. | Pseudotabes (Shell-shock) | Pitres, Marchand, 1916 | 29 |
| 24. | Shell-shock neurosyphilis | Hurst, 1917 | 30 |
| 25. | Shell-shock neurosyphilis | Hurst, 1917 | 31 |
| 26. | Pseudoparesis (Shell-shock) | Pitres, Marchand, 1916 | 32 |
| 27. | War strain and Shell-shock in a syphilitic | Karplus, 1915 | 34 |
| 28. | Shell-shock recurrence of syphilitic hemiplegia | Mairet, Piéron, 1915 | 36 |
| 29. | Shell-shock (functional!) amaurosis in a neurosyphilitic | Laignel-Lavastine, Courbon, 1916 | 37 |
| 30. | Shell-shock (functional) phenomena in a neurosyphilitic | Babonneix, David, 1917 | 39 |
| 31. | Vestibular symptoms in a neurosyphilitic | Guillain, Barré, 1916 | 40 |
| 32. | Syphilophobic suicidal attempts | Colin, Lautier, 1917 | 41 |
| 33. | Simulated chancre | Pick, 1916 | 42 |
| 34. | Exaggeration | Buscaino, Coppola, 1916 | 43 |
| II. The Feeble-minded Group (Hypophrenoses) |
| 35. | A feeble-minded person fit for service | Pruvost, 1915 | 44 |
| 36. | An imbecile superbrave | Pruvost, 1915 | 45 |
| 37. | An imbecile fit for barracks work | Pruvost, 1915 | 45 |
| 38. | A feeble-minded inventor | Laignel-Lavastine, Ballet, 1917 | 47 |
| 39. | A feeble-minded simulator | Pruvost, 1915 | 49 |
| 40. | Enlistment for amelioration of character | Briand, 1915 | 49 |
| 41. | An imbecile fit for service at the front | Pruvost, 1915 | 50 |
| 42. | An imbecile with sudden initiative | Lautier, 1915 | 51 |
| 43. | Emotional fugue in subnormal subject | Briand, 1915 | 52 |
| 44. | Regimental surgeon versus alienist re feeble-mindedness | Kastan, 1916 | 53 |
| 45. | An imbecile rifleman | Kastan, 1916 | 55 |
| 46. | An imbecile hypomaniacal | Haury, 1915 | 57 |
| 47. | Feeble-minded desire to remain at the front | Kastan, 1916 | 58 |
| 48. | An imbecile sent back by Germans | Lautier, 1915 | 60 |
| 49. | Unfit for service: feeble-mindedness? | Kastan, 1916 | 61 |
| 50. | Oniric delirium in a feeble-minded subject | Soukhanoff, 1915 | 62 |
| 51. | Shell-shock and burial: situation not rationalized | Duprat, 1917 | 63 |
| 52. | Shell-shock in weak-minded subject; fear, fugues | Pactet, Bonhomme, 1917 | 64 |
| III. The Epileptic Group (Epileptoses) |
| 53. | Epilepsy: neurosyphilis | Hewat, 1917 | 65 |
| 54. | Epilepsy brought out by syphilis | Bonhoeffer, 1915 | 66 |
| 55. | Syphilis in a psychopathic subject | Bonhoeffer, 1915 | 67 |
| 56. | Epileptic imbecile court-martialed | Lautier, 1916 | 68 |
| 57. | Psychogenic seizures in feeble-minded subject | Bonhoeffer, 1915 | 69 |
| 58. | Drunken epileptic: responsibility? | Juquelier, 1917 | 71 |
| 59. | Epilepsy: disciplinary case | Pellacani, 1917 | 74 |
| 60. | Same | Pellacani, 1917 | 76 |
| 61. | Desertion: epileptic fugue | Verger, 1916 | 78 |
| 62. | Specialist in escapes | Logre, 1917 | 80 |
| 63. | Epilepsy and other factors: disciplinary case | Consiglio, 1917 | 82 |
| 64. | Strange conduct and amnesia in epileptic | Hurst, 1917 | 83 |
| 65. | Epilepsy after antityphoid inoculation | Bonhoeffer, 1915 | 84 |
| 66. | Shell-shock: Jacksonian seizures—decompression | Leriche, 1915 | 86 |
| 67. | Blow on head: hysterical convulsions—cure by neglect | Clarke, 1916 | 87 |
| 68. | Epilepsy with superposed hysteria | Bonhoeffer, 1915 | 88 |
| 69. | Musculocutaneous neuritis: Brown-Séquard’s epilepsy | Mairet, Piéron, 1916 | 89 |
| 70. | Bullet wound: reactive epilepsy? | Bonhoeffer, 1915 | 92 |
| 71. | Epilepsia tarda | Bonhoeffer, 1915 | 93 |
| 72. | Convulsions by auto-suggestion | Hurst, 1916 | 95 |
| 73. | Epilepsy, emotional | Westphal, Hübner, 1915 | 97 |
| 74. | Hysterical convulsions | Laignel-Lavastine, Fay, 1917 | 98 |
| 75. | Desertion: fugue, probably not epileptic | Barat, 1914 | 100 |
| 76. | Epileptic episode | Bonhoeffer, 1915 | 102 |
| 77. | Narcoleptic seizures | Friedmann, 1915 | 103 |
| 78. | Sham fits | Hurst, 1917 | 106 |
| 79. | Epileptoid attacks controllable by will | Russel, 1917 | 106 |
| 80. | Epileptic taint brought out at last by shell-shock | Hurst, 1917 | 107 |
| 81. | Shell-shock epilepsia larvata | Juquelier, Quellien, 1917 | 108 |
| 82. | To illustrate a theory of Shell-shock as epileptic | Ballard, 1915 | 110 |
| 83. | Same | Ballard, 1917 | 110 |
| 84. | Same | Ballard, 1917 | 111 |
| 85. | Epileptic equivalents | Mott, 1916 | 112 |
| IV. The Alcohol-Drug-Poison Group (Pharmacopsychoses) |
| 86. | Pathological intoxication | Boucherot, 1915 | 113 |
| 87. | Same | Loewy, 1915 | 116 |
| 88. | Desertion in alcoholism: fugue | Logre, 1916 | 117 |
| 89. | Alcoholic amnesia experimentally reproduced | Kastan, 1915 | 118 |
| 90. | Desertion and drunkenness | Kastan, 1915 | 119 |
| 91. | Desertion by alcoholic dement | Kastan, 1915 | 121 |
| 92. | Desertion by alcoholic with other factors | Kastan, 1915 | 124 |
| 93. | Alcoholism: disciplinary case | Kastan, 1915 | 126 |
| 94. | Atrocity, alcoholism | Kastan, 1915 | 127 |
| 95. | Atrocity, alcoholic | Kastan, 1915 | 128 |
| 96. | Alcoholism and amnesia: disciplinary case | Kastan, 1915 | 129 |
| 97. | Post-traumatic intolerance of alcohol | Kastan, 1915 | 130 |
| 98. | Adventure with Parisian stranger | Briand, Haury, 1915 | 131 |
| 99. | Morphinism: tetanus | Briand, 1914 | 131 |
| 100. | Morphinism: medicolegal question | Briand, 1914 | 132 |
| 101. | Two morphinists | Briand, 1914 | 132 |
| 102. |
| V. The Focal Brain Lesion Group (Encephalopsychoses) |
| 103. | Aphasia and left hemiplegia: local and contrecoup lesions | L’Hermitte, 1916 | 133 |
| 104. | Gunshot head wound and alcohol: amnesia | Kastan, 1916 | 135 |
| 105. | Bullet in brain: cortical blindness and hallucinations | Lereboullet, Mouzon, 1917 | 136 |
| 106. | Content of existent psychosis changed by head trauma | Laignel-Lavastine, Courbon, 1917 | 139 |
| 107. | Meningococcus meningitis; apparent recovery: dementing psychosis | Maixandeau, 1915 | 141 |
| 108. | Meningococcus meningitis | Eschbach and Lacaze, 1915 | 143 |
| 109. | Shell-shock: meningitic syndrome | Pitres and Marchand, 1916 | 145 |
| 110. | Brain abscess in a syphilitic: matutinal loss of knee-jerks | Dumolard, Rebierre, Quellien, 1915 | 147 |
| 111. | Spinal cord lesion: early recovery | Mendelssohn, 1916 | 149 |
| 112. | Shell explosion and meningeal hemorrhage: pneumococcus meningitis | Guillain, Barré, 1917 | 150 |
| 113. | Ante bellum cortex lesion: shrapnel wound determines athetosis | Batten, 1916 | 151 |
| 114. | Hysterical versus thalamic hemianesthesia | Léri, 1916 | 152 |
| 115. | Shell-shock: multiple sclerosis syndrome | Pitres, Marchand, 1916 | 154 |
| 116. | Mine explosion: hysterical and organic symptoms | Smyly, 1917 | 156 |
| 117. | Same | Smyly, 1917 | 156 |
| VI. The Symptomatic Group (Somatopsychoses) |
| 118. | Rabies: neuropsychiatric phenomena | Grenier de Cardenal, Legrand, Benoit, 1917 | 162 |
| 119. | Tetanus, psychotic | Lumière, Astier, 1917 | 164 |
| 120. | Tetanus fruste versus hysteria | Claude, L’Hermitte, 1915 | 165 |
| 121. | British officer’s letter concerning local tetanus | Turrell, 1917 | 166 |
| 122. | Dysentery: psychosis | Loewy, 1915 | 168 |
| 123. | Typhoid fever: hysteria | Sterz, 1914 | 169 |
| 124. | Dementia praecox versus posttyphoid encephalitis | Nordmann, 1916 | 170 |
| 125. | Paratyphoid fever: psychosis outlasting fever | Merklen, 1915 | 171 |
| 126. | Paratyphoid fever: psychopathic taint brought out | Merklen, 1915 | 172 |
| 127. | Diphtheria: post diphtheritic symptoms | Marchand, 1916 | 173 |
| 128. | Diphtheria: hysterical paraparesis | Marchand, 1915 | 174 |
| 129. | Malaria: amnesia | De Brun, 1917 | 175 |
| 130. | Malaria: Korsakow’s syndrome | Carlill, 1917 | 176 |
| 131. | Malaria: ventral horn symptoms | Blin, 1916 | 178 |
| 132. | Trench foot; acroparesthesia | Cottet, 1917 | 180 |
| 133. | Bullet injury of spine; bronchopneumonia: état criblé of spinal cord | Roussy, 1916 | 181 |
| 134. | Shell-shock (shell not seen); sensory and motor symptoms: decubitus; recovery | Heitz, 1915 | 183 |
| 135. | Shell-shock; later typhoid fever: neuritis (ante bellum hysteria) | Roussy, 1915 | 185 |
| 136. | Bullet wound of pleura: hemiplegia and ulnar syndrome | Phocas, Gutmann, 1915 | 186 |
| 137. | Tachypnoea, hysterical | Gaillard, 1915 | 188 |
| 138. | Soldiers’ heart | Parkinson, 1916 | 190 |
| 139. | Soldiers’ heart? | Parkinson, 1916 | 191 |
| 140. | War strain and shell wound: diabetes mellitus | Karplus, 1915 | 192 |
| 141. | Dercum’s disease | Hollande, Marchand, 1917 | 193 |
| 142. | Hyperthyroidism | Tombleson, 1917 | 195 |
| 143. | Hyperthyroidism?, neurasthenia | Dejerine, Gascuel, 1914 | 196 |
| 144. | Hyperthyroidism | Rothacker, 1916 | 197 |
| 145. | Graves’ disease, forme fruste | Babonneix, Célos, 1917 | 198 |
| 146. | Shell-shock hysteria: surgical complications | Oppenheim, 1915 | 199 |
| VII. The Presenile and Senile Group (Geriopsychoses)—No cases. |
| VIII. The Dementia Praecox Group (Schizophrenoses) |
| 147. | Hatred of Prussia: diagnosis, dementia praecox | Bonhoeffer, 1916 | 200 |
| 148. | Dementia praecox: arrest as spy | Kastan, 1915 | 201 |
| 149. | Fugue, catatonic | Boucherot, 1915 | 203 |
| 150. | Desertion: schizophrenic? | Consiglio, 1916 | 204 |
| 151. | Schizophrenia; alcoholism: disciplinary case | Kastan, 1915 | 206 |
| 152. | Schizophrenia aggravated by service | de la Motte, 1915 | 208 |
| 153. | Shot himself in hand: delusions | Rouge, 1915 | 209 |
| 154. | Dementia praecox volunteer | Haury, 1915 | 210 |
| 155. | Hysteria versus catatonia | Bonhoeffer, 1916 | 211 |
| 156. | “Hysteria” actually dementia praecox | Hoven, 1915 | 213 |
| 157. | Hallucinatory and delusional contents influenced by war experiences | Gerver, 1915 | 214 |
| 158. | Iron cross winner, hebephrenic | Bonhoeffer, 1915 | 215 |
| 159. | Occipital trauma; visual hallucinations | Claude, L’Hermitte, 1915 | 217 |
| 160. | Shell-shock: Dementia praecox | Weygandt, 1915 | 219 |
| 161. | Same | Dupuoy, 1915 | 220 |
| 162. | Shell-shock; fatigue; fugue; delusions | Rouge, 1915 | 221 |
| IX. The Manic-Depressive Group (Cyclothymoses) |
| 163. | A maniacal volunteer | Boucherot, 1915 | 222 |
| 164. | Fugue, melancholic | Logre, 1917 | 223 |
| 165. | Apples in No-man’s-land | Weygandt, 1914 | 224 |
| 166. | Trench life: depression; hallucinations; arteriosclerosis; age, 38 | Gerver, 1915 | 225 |
| 167. | War stress: manic depressive psychosis | Dumesnil, 1915 | 226 |
| 168. | Predisposition; war stress: melancholia | Dumesnil, 1915 | 227 |
| 169. | Depression; low blood pressure; pituitrin | Green, 1916 | 228 |
| X. The Psychoneurotic Group (Psychoneuroses) |
| 170. | Three phases in a psychopath | Laignel-Lavastine, Courbon, 1917 | 229 |
| 171. | Fugue, probably hysterical | Milian, 1915 | 232 |
| 172. | Hysterical Adventist | de la Motte, 1915 | 234 |
| 173. | Fugue, psychoneurotic | Logre, —— | 235 |
| 174. | Shell-shy; war bride pregnant: fugue with amnesia and mutism | Myers, 1916 | 236 |
| 175. | A neurasthenic volunteer | E. Smith, 1916 | 237 |
| 176. | War stress: neurasthenia in subject without heredity or soil | Jolly, 1916 | 238 |
| 177. | Arterial hypotension in psychasthenia | Crouzon, 1915 | 239 |
| 178. | War stress: psychasthenia | Eder, 1916 | 240 |
| 179. | Ante bellum attacks: neurasthenia | Binswanger, 1915 | 241 |
| 180. | Antityphoid inoculation: neurasthenia | Consiglio, 1917 | 244 |
| 181. | Neurasthenia (one symptom: sympathy with the enemy) | Steiner, 1915 | 245 |
| XI. The Psychopathic Group (Psychopathoses) |
| 182. | Claustrophobia: shells preferred to tunnel | Steiner, 1915 | 246 |
| 183. | Pathological liar | Henderson, 1917 | 247 |
| 184. | Psychopath almost Bolshevik | Hoven, 1917 | 249 |
| 185. | Hysterical mutism: persistent delusional psychosis | Dumesnil, 1915 | 250 |
| 186. | Psychopathic inferiority brought out by the war | Bennati, 1916 | 251 |
| 187. | Psychopathic episodes | Pellacani, 1917 | 252 |
| 188. | Maniacal and hysterical delinquent | Buscaino, Coppola, 1916 | 253 |
| 189. | Psychopathic delinquent | Buscaino, Coppola, 1916 | 254 |
| 190. | Psychopathic excitement | Buscaino, Coppola, 1916 | 255 |
| 191. | Desertion: dromomania | Consiglio, 1917 | 256 |
| 192. | Suppressed homosexuality | R. P. Smith, 1916 | 257 |
| 193. | Psychopathic: at first suicidal, then self-mutilative | MacCurdy, 1917 | 258 |
| 194. | Bombardment: psychasthenia | Laignel-Lavastine, Courbon, 1917 | 259 |
| 195. | Nosophobia | Colin, Lautier, 1917 | 261 |
| 196. | Psychopath: Attacks of disgust and terror | Lattes, Goria, 1915 | 262 |
| SECTION B. SHELL-SHOCK: NATURE AND CAUSES |
| 197. | Shell explosion: Autopsy—hemorrhages; vagoaccessorius chromatolysis | Mott, 1917 | 265 |
| 198. | Mine explosion: Autopsy—hemorrhages | Chavigny, 1916 | 270 |
| 199. | Mine explosion: Autopsy—hemorrhages | Roussy, Boisseau, 1916 | 271 |
| 200. | Shell fragment in back: Autopsy—softenings in spinal cord | Claude, L’Hermitte, 1915 | 272 |
| 201. | Shell explosion: Autopsy—lungs burst! | Sencert, 1915 | 274 |
| 202. | Shell explosion: Hemorrhage in spinal canal and bladder | Ravaut, 1915 | 276 |
| 203. | Shell explosion: Hemorrhage and pleocytosis of spinal fluid | Froment, 1915 | 277 |
| 204. | Shell explosion: Pleocytosis of spinal fluid | Guillain, 1915 | 279 |
| 205. | Shell explosion: Pleocytosis of spinal fluid as late as a month after explosion | Souques, Donnet, 1915 | 280 |
| 206. | Burial: Thecal hemorrhage | Leriche, 1915 | 282 |
| 207. | Shell explosion: Hypertensive spinal fluid | Leriche, 1915 | 283 |
| 208. | Bullet wound: Hematomyelia; partial recovery | Mendelssohn, 1916 | 284 |
| 209. | Shell explosion, subject prone: Hematomyelia | Babinski, 1915 | 286 |
| 210. | Struck by missile: Hysterical paraplegia? Herpes; segmentary symptoms | Elliot, 1914 | 288 |
| 211. | Mine explosion: Head bruises, labyrinth lesions, canities unilateral | Lebar, 1915 | 291 |
| 212. | Shrapnel wounds: Focal canities; hysterical symptoms | Arinstein, 1915 | 292 |
| 213. | Burial: Organic (?) hemiplegia | Marie, Lévy, 1917 | 293 |
| 214. | Shell explosion; no wound: Organic and functional symptoms | Claude, L’Hermitte, 1915 | 294 |
| 215. | Gassing: Organic symptoms | Neiding, 1917 | 296 |
| 216. | Gassing: Mutism, battle dreams | Wiltshire, 1916 | 297 |
| 217. | Shell explosion: Organic deafness; hysterical speech disorder | Binswanger, 1915 | 298 |
| 218. | Distant shell explosion not seen or heard: Tympanic rupture, cerebellar symptoms | Pitres, Marchand, 1916 | 300 |
| 219. | Mine explosion: Organic and functional symptoms | Smyly, 1917 | 302 |
| 220. | Shrapnel skull wound: Differential recovery from functional symptoms | Binswanger, 1917 | 303 |
| 221. | Shell explosion shrapnel wound: Battle memories, scar hyperesthetic | Bennati, 1916 | 305 |
| 222. | Shrapnel wounds, operation: Hysterical facial spasm | Batten, 1917 | 306 |
| 223. | Shell explosion: Tremors and emotional crises | Myers, 1916 | 307 |
| 224. | Shell explosion, comrades killed: Tremors, crises | Meige, 1916 | 308 |
| 225. | Under fire: Tremophobia: French artist’s description | Meige, 1916 | 310 |
| 226. | Shell explosion: German soldier’s account of Shell-shock symptoms | Gaupp, 1915 | 312 |
| 227. | A British soldier’s account of shell-shock | Batten, 1916 | 315 |
| 228. | Blown up by shell: Crural monoplegia; hysterical four days later | Léri, 1915 | 317 |
| 229. | Shell explosion nearby: Description of treatment to demonstrate hysterical nature of characteristic symptoms | Binswanger, 1915 | 318 |
| 230. | Leg wound: Pseudocoxalgic monoplegia and anesthesia | Roussy, L’Hermitte, 1917 | 323 |
| 231. | Leg contusion: Crural monoplegia, hysterical; later crutch paralysis, organic | Babinski, 1917 | 324 |
| 232. | War strain: Arthritis; crural monoplegia and anesthesia; hysterical “conversion hysteria” | MacCurdy, 1917 | 325 |
| 233. | Lance thrust in back; Crural monoplegia | Binswanger, 1915 | 326 |
| 234. | Shell explosion: After six days, crural monoplegia (“metatraumatic” suggesting persisting hypersensitive phase after shell-shock) | Schuster, 1916 | 329 |
| 235. | Wound of foot: Acrocontracture, seven months’ duration; psycho-electric cure at one sitting | Roussy, L’Hermitte, 1917 | 330 |
| 236. | Shell explosion: Trauma; emotion; hysterical paraplegia | Abrahams, 1915 | 332 |
| 237. | Shell explosion: Burial; paraplegia | Elliot, 1914 | 334 |
| 238. | Shell explosion: Paraplegia and sensory symptoms, organic? | Hurst, 1915 | 335 |
| 239. | War strain and rheumatism; no emotional factors: Paraplegia, later brachial tremor | Binswanger, 1915 | 336 |
| 240. | Emotion in fever patient from watching barrage creep up: Paraplegia | Mann, 1915 | 338 |
| 241. | Incentives, domestic and medical, to paraplegia | Russel, 1917 | 338 |
| 242. | Bullet in back: Hysterical bent back; “camptocormia” | Souques, 1915 | 339 |
| 243. | Shell explosion: Camptocormia | Roussy, L’Hermitte, 1917 | 340 |
| 244. | Shell explosion; burial: camptocormia | Roussy, L’Hermitte, 1917 | 342 |
| 245. | Shell explosion; burial; Paraplegia, later camptocormia | Joltrain, 1917 | 344 |
| 246. | Bullet in thigh: Astasia-abasia. Wound of neck: Again astasia-abasia | Roussy, L’Hermitte, 1917 | 346 |
| 247. | Shell explosion: Wound of thorax; astasia-abasia | Roussy, L’Hermitte, 1917 | 346 |
| 248. | War strain and fall in trench without trauma: Dysbasia | Nonne, 1915 | 347 |
| 249. | Shell explosion: Partial burial; hysterical symptoms in parts buried | Arinstein, 1916 | 349 |
| 250. | Wound of hand: Acroparalysis | Roussy, L’Hermitte, 1917 | 350 |
| 251. | Wound of arm: Hysterical paralysis | Chartier, 1915 | 351 |
| 252. | Wound in brachial plexus region: Supinator longus contracture | Léri, Roger, 1915 | 353 |
| 253. | Contusion of muscle with “stupefactive” paralysis of biceps (supinator longus still functioning) | Tinel, 1917 | 355 |
| 254. | Wound of arm: Blockage of impulses to hand movements | Tubby, 1915 | 356 |
| 255. | Shell explosion: Bilateral symmetrical phenomena | Gerver, 1915 | 357 |
| 256. | Shell explosion: Paralytic symptoms on side exposed: Contralateral irritative symptoms | Oppenheim, 1915 | 359 |
| 257. | Shell explosion: Bilateral asymmetrical symptoms | Gerver, 1915 | 360 |
| 258. | Shell explosion: Sensory disorder on side exposed | Gerver, 1915 | 362 |
| 259. | Shell explosion: Hysterical deafness and other symptoms; relapse | Gaupp, 1915 | 363 |
| 260. | Shell explosion: Deafness | Marriage, 1917 | 365 |
| 261. | Mine explosion: Deafmutism; recovery on epistaxis and fever | Liébault, 1916 | 366 |
| 262. | Shell explosion: Deafmutism | Mott, 1916 | 367 |
| 263. | Shell explosion: Deafmutism and convulsions | Myers, 1916 | 368 |
| 264. | Gunfire: Aphonia | Blässig, 1915 | 370 |
| 265. | Shell-shock mutism: (a), observed, (b) dreamed of, (c), developed by victim of shell explosion | Mann, 1915 | 370 |
| 266. | Mortar explosion: Deafness | Lattes, Goria, 1917 | 371 |
| 267. | Shell-explosion: onomatopœic noises | Ballet, 1914 | 371 |
| 268. | Shell explosion: Gravel in eyes; eye and face symptoms | Ginestous, 1916 | 372 |
| 269. | Shell explosion; burial; blow on occiput; Blindness | Greenlees, 1916 | 373 |
| 270. | Shell-shock amblyopia: Composite data | Parsons, 1915 | 374 |
| 271. | Factors in shell-shock amblyopia: Excitement, blinding flashes, fear, disgust, fatigue | Pemberton, 1915 | 375 |
| 272. | Shell explosion amblyopia | Myers, 1915 | 376 |
| 273. | Shell windage without explosion: Cranial nerve disorder | Pachantoni, 1917 | 378 |
| 274. | Initial case in Babinski’s series to show chloroform elective exaggeration of reflexes | Babinski, Froment, 1917 | 380 |
| 275. | Wound of ankle: Contracture, chloroform effect | Babinski, Froment, 1917 | 383 |
| 276. | “Reflex” disorder of right leg: Chloroform effect | Babinski, Froment, 1917 | 384 |
| 277. | Bullet in calf: Hysterical lameness cured—reflex disorder associated therewith not cured | Vincent, 1916 | 385 |
| 278. | Trauma of foot: Hysterical dysbasia and reflex disorders; differential disappearance of hysterical symptoms | Vincent, 1917 | 386 |
| 279. | Shell-shock and paraplegia: Vasomotor and secretory disorder twenty months later | Roussy, 1917 | 387 |
| 280. | Tetanus clinically cured: Phenomena reproduced under chloroform anesthesia | Monier-Vinard, 1917 | 388 |
| 281. | Example of a “reflex” disorder after shell explosion at great distance | Ferrand, 1917 | 390 |
| 282. | Shell fire: Shell-shock symptoms delayed | McWalter, 1916 | 391 |
| 283. | Shell-shock symptoms early and late | Smyly, 1917 | 392 |
| 284. | Wounds: Gassing; burial; collapse on home leave | Elliot Smith, 1916 | 393 |
| 285. | Late sympathetic nerve effect after bullet wound of neck | Tubby, 1915 | 394 |
| 286. | Hysterical crural monoplegia after fall from horse under fire (reminiscence of similar ante bellum accident) | Forsyth, 1915 | 395 |
| 287. | Shell explosion, cave-in: Right leg symptoms (ante bellum experiences) | Myers, 1916 | 396 |
| 288. | Shell explosion, wound of back: Paraparesis (subject always weak in legs) | Dejerine, 1915 | 397 |
| 289. | Wound near heart: Fear; paraparesis (subject always weak in legs) | Dejerine, 1915 | 399 |
| 290. | Wounds: Tic on walking and recovery except frontalis tic (emphasis of ante bellum habit) | Westphal, Hübner, 1915 | 401 |
| 291. | Fatigue and emotion: Hysterical hemiplegia (similar hemiplegia ante bellum) | Roussy, L’Hermitte, 1917 | 402 |
| 292. | War strain: Hemiplegia (similar hemiplegia ante bellum, subject’s father hemiplegic) | Duprés, Rist, 1914 | 403 |
| 293. | Shell explosion and burial: Deafmutism (speech difficulty ante bellum) | MacCurdy, 1917 | 405 |
| 294. | War strain: Shell-shock and psychotic symptoms determined to parts ante bellum | Zanger, 1915 | 406 |
| 295. | Mine explosion: Emotion; delirium (previous head trauma without unconsciousness) | Lattes, Goria, 1917 | 407 |
| 296. | Sniper stricken blind in shooting eye | Eder, 1916 | 408 |
| 297. | Anticipation of warfare: Fall while mounting sentry; hysterical blindness | Forsyth, 1915 | 408 |
| 298. | Spasmodic neurosis from bareback riding (similar episode ante bellum) | Schuster, 1914 | 409 |
| 299. | Ante bellum spasm of hands | Hewat, 1917 | 409 |
| 300. | Quarrel: Hysterical chorea, reminiscent of former attack and itself reminiscent of organic chorea in subject’s mother | Dupuoy, 1915 | 411 |
| 301. | Hallucinations and delusions of ante bellum origin: Treatment by explanation | Rows, 1916 | 412 |
| 302. | Tremors and convulsive crises in a poor risk | Rogues de Fursac, 1915 | 413 |
| 303. | Emotionality and tachycardia in a martial misfit | Bennati, 1916 | 415 |
| 304. | Hereditary instability | Wolfsohn, 1918 | 416 |
| 305. | Genealogical tree of a shoemaker | Wolfsohn, 1918 | 417 |
| 306. | Traumatic hysteria without hereditary or acquired psychopathic tendency | Donath, 1915 | 418 |
| 307. | Mine explosion, burial: Neurosis in perfectly normal soldier | MacCurdy, 1917 | 419 |
| 308. | Shell explosion: Tremophobia | Meige, 1916 | 421 |
| 309. | Frozen in bog: Glossolabial hemispasm | Binswanger, 1915 | 424 |
| 310. | Bruise by horse: Invincible pain—subject cured by performing heroic feat | Loewy, 1915 | 426 |
| 311. | Kick by horse: Hysterical symptoms including monocular diplopia | Oppenheim, 1915 | 427 |
| 312. | Windage from non-exploding shell: Emotion; homonymous hemianopsia | Steiner, 1915 | 428 |
| 313. | Shell-shock psoriasis | Gaucher, Klein, 1916 | 429 |
| 314. | Croix de guerre and Shell-shock got simultaneously: Hallucinatory bell-ringing reminiscent of civilian work | Laignel-Lavastine, Courbon, 1916 | 430 |
| 315. | Waked by shell explosion: Nystagmiform tremor (occupational reminiscence in cinema worker) and tachycardia | Tinel, 1915 | 432 |
| 316. | Synesthesialgia: Foot pain on rubbing dry hands | Lortat-Jacob, Sézary, 1915 | 433 |
| 317. | Shell-shock and burial: Clonic spasms, later stupor | Gaupp, 1915 | 435 |
| 318. | War stress (liquid fire) and shell-shock: Puerilism | Charon, Halberstadt, 1916 | 437 |
| 319. | Bombed from aeroplane: Battle dreams; dizziness; fugue | Lattes, Goria, 1917 | 439 |
| 320. | Hyperthyroidism after box drops from aeroplane | Bennati, 1916 | 440 |
| 321. | Shell dropped without bursting: Stupor and delirium | Lattes, Goria, 1917 | 441 |
| 322. | Subject carrying explosives is jostled: Unconsciousness, deafmutism, later camptocormia | Lattes, Goria, 1917 | 443 |
| 323. | Grazed by sliding cannon: Stupor and amnesia | Lattes, Goria, 1917 | 444 |
| 324. | Shell explosions nearby: Emotion and insomnia | Wiltshire, 1916 | 445 |
| 325. | Shell explosion: symptoms after hearing artillery twelve days later | Wiltshire, 1916 | 446 |
| 326. | Exhaustion (heat?): Hyperthyroidism, hemiplegia | Oppenheim, 1915 | 447 |
| 327. | War strain and rheumatism: tremors | Binswanger, 1915 | 448 |
| 328. | Shell explosion; emotion: Fear and dreams | Mott, 1916 | 451 |
| 329. | Under fire; barbed wire work: tremors and sensory symptoms | Myers, 1916 | 452 |
| 330. | Shell explosion: Emotional crises; twice recurrent mutism | Mairet, Piéron, Bouzansky, 1915 | 453 |
| 331. | Shell explosion: Emotional crises (fright at a frog) | Claude, Dide, Lejonne, 1916 | 455 |
| 332. | War strain; wound; burials; shell-shock: neurosis with anxiety and dreams: Relapse | MacCurdy, 1917 | 457 |
| 333. | Bombed by airplane: Suicidal thoughts; oniric delirium; “moving picture in the head” | Hoven, 1917 | 460 |
| 334. | Shell explosion; emotion at death of best friend: Stupor and amnesia | Gaupp, 1915 | 462 |
| 335. | Emotional shock from shooting comrade: Horror, sweat, stammer, nightmare | Rows, 1916 | 463 |
| 336. | Emotion at death of comrade: Phobias | Bennati, 1916 | 464 |
| 337. | Shell explosion: Fright; delayed loss of consciousness | Wiltshire, 1916 | 465 |
| 338. | Shell explosion; burial work: amnesia; unpleasant ideas reflexly conditioned by shell whistling | Wiltshire, 1916 | 467 |
| 339. | Comrade’s death witnessed: Suicidal depression | Steiner, 1915 | 468 |
| 340. | Marching and battles: Neurasthenia? | Bonhoeffer, 1915 | 469 |
| 341. | English schoolmaster’s account of dreams | Mott, 1918 | 470 |
| 342. | War dreams shifting to sex dreams | Rows, 1916 | 472 |
| 343. | Shock at death of comrade: War and peace dreams | Rows, 1916 | 474 |
| 344. | War dreams including hunger and thirst | Mott, 1918 | 475 |
| 345. | Burial work: Olfactory dreams and vomiting | Wiltshire, 1916 | 476 |
| 346. | War dreams: Phobia conditioned on postoniric suggestion | Duprat, 1917 | 477 |
| 347. | Service in rear: War dreams not based on actual experiences | Gerver, 1915 | 478 |
| 348. | Hysterical astasia-abasia: Heterosuggestive “big belly” | Roussy, Boisseau, Cornil, 1917 | 479 |
| 349. | Collapse going over the top: Neurasthenia | Jolly, 1916 | 481 |
| 350. | Battles: Mania and confusion | Gerver, 1915 | 483 |
| 351. | Machine-gun battle: Mania and hallucinations | Gerver, 1915 | 484 |
| 352. | Attacks and counter-attacks: Incoherence and quick development of scenic war hallucinations | Gerver, 1915 | 485 |
| 353. | Hysterical stupor under shell fire after 2 days in the trenches | Gaupp, 1915 | 486 |
| 354. | Monosymptomatic amnesia | Mallet, 1917 | 488 |
| 355. | Aviator shot down: Mental symptoms, organic | MacCurdy, 1917 | 489 |
| 356. | Shell fire and corpse work: Daze with relapse; mutism | Mann, 1915 | 491 |
| 357. | Mine explosion: Confusion | Wiltshire, 1916 | 492 |
| 358. | Shell explosion: Alternation of personality | Gaupp, 1915 | 493 |
| 359. | “A Horse in the Unconscious” | Eder, 1916 | 497 |
| 360. | Shell explosion, gassing, fatigue: Anesthesia | Myers, 1916 | 498 |
| 361. | Shell explosion and burial: Somnambulism; dissolution of amnesia under hypnosis | Myers, 1915 | 499 |
| 362. | Shell explosion with injuries: Somnambulism | Donath, 1915 | 502 |
| 363. | Shock: Stupor as if dead | Régis, 1915 | 503 |
| 364. | Emotions over battle scenes: Twenty-four days’ somnambulism | Milian, 1915 | 504 |
| 365. | Putative loss of brother in battle: Somnambulism and mutism twenty-seven days | Milian, 1915 | 506 |
| 366. | Shell explosion: Trauma, windage: Somnambulism four days | Milian, 1915 | 508 |
| 367. | Burial, head trauma; gassing: Tremors, convulsions, confusion, fugue | Consiglio, 1916 | 509 |
| 368. | Shell explosion: Hysterical symptoms and tendency to fugue | Binswanger, 1915 | 510 |
| 369. | Burial: Dissociation of personality | Feiling, 1915 | 512 |
| 370. | Ear Complications and hysteria | Buscaino, Coppola, 1916 | 516 |
| SECTION C. SHELL-SHOCK DIAGNOSIS |
| 371. | Value of lumbar puncture | Souques, Donnet, 1915 | 524 |
| 372. | Meningeal and intraspinal hemorrhage: Lumbar puncture | Guillain, 1915 | 525 |
| 373. | Burial: Slight hyperalbuminosis | Ravaut, 1915 | 526 |
| 374. | Paraplegia, organic: Lumbar puncture | Joubert, 1915 | 527 |
| 375. | Gunshot of spine: Spinal concussion, quadriplegia, cerebellospasmodic disorder | Claude, L’Hermitte, 1917 | 528 |
| 376. | Trauma of spine: Anesthesia and contracture, homolateral, with trauma | Oppenheim, 1915 | 529 |
| 377. | Mine explosion combining hysterical and lesional effects | Dupouy, 1915 | 530 |
| 378. | Shell explosion: Hysterical and organic symptoms | Hurst, 1917 | 532 |
| 379. | Gunshot: Cauda equina symptoms, combined with functional paraplegia | Oppenheim, 1915 | 533 |
| 380. | Intraspinal lesion: Persistent anesthesia | Buzzard, 1916 | 534 |
| 381. | Functional shell-shock: Erroneous diagnosis | Buzzard, 1916 | 534 |
| 382. | Retention of urine after shell-shock | Guillain, Barré, 1917 | 535 |
| 383. | Same | Guillain, Barré, 1917 | 536 |
| 384. | Incontinence of urine after shell-shock and burial | Guillain, Barré, 1917 | 536 |
| 385. | Struck by missile: Crural monoplegia; plantar reflex absent | Paulian, 1915 | 537 |
| 386. | Shell explosion: Crural monoplegia; sciatica (neuritis?) | Souques, 1915 | 538 |
| 387. | Functional paraplegia and internal popliteal neuritis | Roussy, 1915 | 540 |
| 388. | Bullet in hip: Local “stupor” of leg | Sebileau, 1914 | 542 |
| 389. | Localized catalepsy: Hysterotraumatic | Sollier, 1917 | 544 |
| 390. | Contracture: Hysterotraumatic | Sollier, 1917 | 545 |
| 391. | Crural monoplegia, tetanic: Recovery | Routier, 1915 | 546 |
| 392. | Spasms, contracture, crises—tetanic | Mériel, 1916 | 548 |
| 393. | Shell explosion, windage, flaccid paraplegia, not “spinal contusion” | Léri, 1915 | 550 |
| 394. | Scalp wound: Quadriparesis; paraplegia, cataleptic rigidity of anesthetic legs | Clarke, 1916 | 551 |
| 395. | Shell explosion: Spasmodic contractions of sartorii, persistent in sleep | Myers, 1916 | 553 |
| 396. | Shell explosion: Brown-Séquard’s syndrome, hematomyelic? | Ballet, 1915 | 555 |
| 397. | Question of structural injury of spinal cord | Smyly, 1917 | 557 |
| 398. | Dysbasia, psychogenic round an organic nucleus (cerebellar?) | Cassirer, 1916 | 557 |
| 399. | Shell explosion: Dysbasia, in part hysterical, in part organic? | Hurst, 1915 | 558 |
| 400. | Peculiar walking tic | Chavigny, 1917 | 559 |
| 401. | Mine explosion: Camptocormia. Hospital rounder twenty months—cure by electrotherapy, 1 hour | Marie, Meige, Béhagne, Souques, Megevand, 1917 | 561 |
| 402. | Astasia-abasia | Guillain, Barré, 1916 | 563 |
| 403. | Shell wounds: Abdominothoracic contracture, tetanic, four months after injury | Marie, 1916 | 564 |
| 404. | Shoulder dislocation: Hysterical paralysis of arm | Walther, 1914 | 566 |
| 405. | Gunshot: Paralysis of arm increasing in degree | Oppenheim, 1915 | 567 |
| 406. | Wound of wrist: Differential glove anesthesias | Römner, 1915 | 568 |
| 407. | Hysterical contracture combined with edema and vasomotor disorder | Ballet, 1915 | 569 |
| 408. | Hemiparesis with syringomyelic dissociation of sensations: Hematomyelia? | Ravaut, 1915 | 570 |
| 409. | Brachial monoplegia: Tetanic | Routier, 1915 | 571 |
| 410. | Paralysis of right leg: Hysterical? Organic? “Microörganic”? | Von Sarbo, 1915 | 572 |
| 411. | Shell explosion: Burial: Paralysis on third day | Léri, Froment, Mahar, 1915 | 573 |
| 412. | Shell explosion: Hemiplegia. Plantar areflexia | Dejerine, 1915 | 575 |
| 413. | Shell explosion: Tic versus spasm | Meige, 1916 | 577 |
| 414. | Shell explosion: Tremors, anæsthesias | Mott, 1916 | 580 |
| 415. | Hysteria, appendix to trauma | MacCurdy, 1917 | 582 |
| 416. | Peripheral nerve injury: Neurasthenic hyperalgesia | Weygandt, 1915 | 583 |
| 417. | Soldier lead worker: Peripheral neuritis | Shufflebotham, 1915 | 584 |
| 418. | “Peripheral neuritis” cured by faradism | Cargill, 1916 | 585 |
| 419. | Late tetanus | Bouquet, 1916 | 586 |
| 420. | Spasmodic neurosis and neurasthenia | Oppenheim, 1915 | 588 |
| 421. | Hysterical and reflex (“physiopathic”) disorders | Babinski, 1916 | 590 |
| 422. | Bullet wound: Paralysis non-“organic,” non-hysterical, i.e. reflex | Babinski, Froment, 1917 | 592 |
| 423. | Asymmetry of reflexes under chloroform | Babinski, Froment, 1917 | 594 |
| 424. | Reflexes under chloroform | Babinski, Froment, 1915 | 595 |
| 425. | Same | Babinski, Froment, 1915 | 596 |
| 426. | Shrapnel wound: Monoplegia, hysterical and organic | Babinski, Froment, 1917 | 597 |
| 427. | Gunshot, later Erb’s palsy: “reflex”? | Oppenheim, 1915 | 598 |
| 428. | Paralysis hysterical? Organic? | Gougerot, Charpentier, 1916 | 600 |
| 429. | Same | Gougerot, Charpentier, 1916 | 602 |
| 430. | Same | Gougerot, Charpentier, 1916 | 604 |
| 431. | Reflex “paralysis” | Delherm, 1916 | 606 |
| 432. |
| 433. | Shell explosion: Functional blindness, monosymptomatic | Crouzon, 1915 | 609 |
| 434. | Retrobulbar neuritis (nitrophenol) | Sollier, Jousset, 1917 | 611 |
| 435. | Eye symptoms, hysterical | Westphal, 1915 | 613 |
| 436. | Sandbag on head: Eye symptoms: Lenses | Harwood, 1916 | 615 |
| 437. | Hemianopsia, organic or functional? | Steiner, 1915 | 616 |
| 438. | Hysterical pseudoptosis | Laignel-Lavastine, Ballet, 1916 | 617 |
| 439. | Shell explosion: Rombergism | Beck, 1915 | 620 |
| 440. | Case for otologists and neurologists | Roussy, Boisseau, 1917 | 622 |
| 441. | Jacksonian syndrome: Hysterical | Jeanselme, Huet, 1915 | 625 |
| 442. | Leg tic: Phobia against crabs | Duprat, 1917 | 627 |
| 443. | Convulsions reminiscent of fright | Duprat, 1917 | 628 |
| 444. | Fatigue, delusions, fugue | Mallet, 1917 | 629 |
| 445. | Obsessions and fugue | Mallet, 1917 | 631 |
| 446. | Aprosexia and birdlike movements | Chavigny, 1915 | 632 |
| 447. | Shell explosion: Unconsciousness (45 days): Mutism | Liébault, 1916 | 633 |
| 448. | Shell explosion: Recurrent amnesia | Mairet, Piéron, 1917 | 634 |
| 449. | Shell explosion: Comrade killed: Amnesia | Gaupp, 1915 | 635 |
| 450. | Shell explosion: Recurrent amnesia | Mairet, Piéron, 1915 | 636 |
| 451. | Soldiers’ heart, neurotic and organic | MacCurdy, 1917 | 639 |
| 452. | Soldiers’ heart, neurotic | MacCurdy, 1917 | 640 |
| 453. | Shell explosion: Hysteria: Malingering (?) | Myers, 1916 | 642 |
| 454. | Officer who could not kick | Mills, 1917 | 644 |
| 455. | “Simulation”: Diagnosis incorrect | Voss, 1916 | 645 |
| 456. | Wound: Hysterical edema? | Lebar, 1915 | 646 |
| 457. | Head trauma: simulation? Hysteria? Surgical? | Voss, 1916 | 648 |
| 458. | Disease and disorder to avoid service | Collie, 1916 | 649 |
| 459. | Yes-No test in anesthesia | Mills, 1917 | 651 |
| 460. | Guardhouse test | Roussy, 1915 | 651 |
| 461. | Light in a dark room | Briand, Kalt, 1917 | 652 |
| 462. | Mutism simulated | Sicard, 1915 | 654 |
| 463. | Deafmutism simulated | Myers, 1916 | 655 |
| 464. | Same: Explained by patient | Myers, 1916 | 657 |
| 465. | Deafmutism: Appearance of malingering | Gradenigo, 1917 | 658 |
| 466. | A lame rascal | Gilles, 1917 | 659 |
| 467. | Picric acid jaundice | Briand, Haury, 1916 | 660 |
| 468. | Swelling of hand and arm, 7 months | Léri, Roger, 1915 | 663 |
| 469. | Shell-shy German | Gaupp, 1915 | 664 |
| 470. | Germany sends back a simulator | Marie, 1915 | 664 |
| 471. | Simulation of Quincke’s disease | Lewitus, 1915 | 665 |
| 472. | “Pensionitis” | Collie, 1915 | 666 |
| SECTION D. SHELL-SHOCK TREATMENT AND RESULTS |
| 473. | Deafmutism: Spontaneous cure | Mott, 1916 | 672 |
| 474. | Two returns to the front | Gilles, 1916 | 675 |
| 475. | Vicissitudes in 15 months | Purser, 1917 | 676 |
| 476. | Deafmutism: Spontaneous cure | Jones, 1915 | 678 |
| 477. | Course of an oniric delirium | Buscaino, Coppola, 1916 | 679 |
| 478. | Same | Buscaino, Coppola, 1916 | 681 |
| 479. | Paraplegia: Cure by Iron Cross | Nonne, 1915 | 682 |
| 480. | Mutism cured by getting drunk | Proctor, 1915 | 682 |
| 481. | Mutism cured by working in vineyard | Anon, 1916 | 683 |
| 482. | Deafmutism: Spontaneous recovery of speech. Recovery of hearing by isolation | Zanger, 1915 | 684 |
| 483. | Excess of sympathy on furlough | Binswanger, 1915 | 685 |
| 484. | Hysterical seizures treated by hydrotherapy | Hirschfeld, 1915 | 688 |
| 485. | Low blood pressure treated by pituitrin | Green, 1917 | 690 |
| 486. | Manual contracture: Various treatments | Duvernay, 1915 | 691 |
| 487. | Massage and mechanotherapy | Sollier, 1916 | 692 |
| 488. | Mine explosion; headache: Lumbar puncture | Ravaut, 1915 | 693 |
| 489. | Hysterical clenched fist: Treatment by fatigue of flexors | Reeve, 1917 | 694 |
| 490. | Hysterical adduction of arm: Treatment by induced fatigue | Reeve, 1917 | 695 |
| 491. | Hysterical cross-legs: Treatment by induced fatigue | Reeve, 1917 | 696 |
| 492. | Hysterical torticollis: Treatment by induced fatigue | Reeve, 1917 | 697 |
| 493. | Claw foot (2 years): Cure by induced fatigue | Reeve, 1917 | 698 |
| 494. | Traumatic and post-traumatic effects: Surgical treatment | Binswanger, 1917 | 699 |
| 495. | Vomiting: Cure by restoration of self-confidence | McDowell, 1917 | 701 |
| 496. | Self-accusatory delusions: Treatment by “autognosis” | Brown, 1916 | 702 |
| 497. | Deafmutism in three men shell-shocked at one time | Roussy, 1915 | 703 |
| 498. |
| 499. |
| 500. | Vomiting; incontinence, abasia: Cure by persuasion | McDowell, 1916 | 705-706 |
| 501. | Hysterical convulsions cured by an explanation | Hurst, 1917 | 706 |
| 502. | Course of a case with crises of trembling | Roussy, 1915 | 706 |
| 503. | Two cases of lameness cured by persuasion | Russel, 1917 | 707 |
| 504. |
| 505. | Head trauma: Treatments by bandage, isolation, open air and to-and-fro transfers | Binswanger, 1915 | 708 |
| 506. | Rationalization of war memories | Rivers, 1918 | 712 |
| 507. | Same | Rivers, 1918 | 713 |
| 508. | Same | Rivers, 1918 | 714 |
| 509. | Same | Rivers, 1918 | 715 |
| 510. | Same, without redeeming feature as nucleus of rationalization | Rivers, 1918 | 716 |
| 511. | Paraplegia cured by removal of crutches | Veale, 1917 | 717 |
| 512. | Same | Veale, 1917 | 718 |
| 513. | Paraplegia: Chocolates versus isolation | Buzzard, 1916 | 719 |
| 514. | Blindness, mutism, deafness. Immediate spontaneous recovery from the first; gradual recovery from second; deafness cured by “small operation” | Hurst, 1917 | 720 |
| 515. | Deafness: Treatment by stimulating vestibular apparatus | O’Malley, 1916 | 721 |
| 516. | Mutism: Treatment by operative manipulation | Morestin, 1915 | 722 |
| 517. | Visual impairment: Treatment by suggestion, faradism injections | Mills, 1915 | 724 |
| 518. | Aphonia: Treatment by manipulation in larynx | O’Malley, 1916 | 725 |
| 519. | Same | Vlasto, 1917 | 727 |
| 520. | Mutism, amnesia: Treatment by faradism; climatic cure in dream | Smyly, 1917 | 728 |
| 521. | Blindness: Cure by injections in temple | Bruce, 1916 | 729 |
| 522. | Deafness cured by suggestion in writing | Buscaino, 1916 | 730 |
| 523. | Reproduction of Shell-shock story in hypnosis: Recovery | Myers, 1916 | 732 |
| 524. | Same | Myers, 1916 | 733 |
| 525. | Automatism, amnesia, deafmutism: Recovery by hypnosis | Myers, 1916 | 734 |
| 526. | Mutism: Recovery by hypnosis | Hurst, 1917 | 736 |
| 527. | Stammering: Cure by hypnosis | Hurst, 1917 | 737 |
| 528. | Mutism and amnesia: Cure by hypnosis | Myers, 1916 | 739 |
| 529. | Victoria Cross winner: Bayonet clutch contracture revealed by hypnosis | Eder, 1916 | 741 |
| 530. | Contracture: Hypnotic cure “indecently quick” | Nonne, 1915 | 742 |
| 531. | “Doll’s head” anesthesia: Mutism: Cure by hypnosis | Nonne, 1915 | 744 |
| 532. | Mine explosion: Tremors (also ante bellum tremors): Cure by hypnosis | Grünbaum, 1916 | 745 |
| 533. | Astasia-abasia: Cure by hypnosis | Nonne, 1915 | 747 |
| 534. | Crural monoplegia: Cure by hypnosis | Hurst, 1917 | 748 |
| 535. | Tremors and sensory disorders: Cure by hypnosis | Nonne, 1915 | 749 |
| 536. | Paraplegia of gradual development: Cure by repeated hypnosis | Nonne, 1915 | 751 |
| 537. | Visual impairment and dysbasia: Cure by hypnosis | Ormond, 1915 | 752 |
| 538. | Blindness cured by hypnosis | Hurst, 1916 | 753 |
| 539. | Postoperative retention of urine: Relief by hypnosis | Podiapolsky, 1917 | 754 |
| 540. | Postoperative pains: Relief by hypnosis | Podiapolsky, 1917 | 755 |
| 541. | Stereotyped war dream and ante bellum headache: Cure by hypnosis | Riggall, 1917 | 756 |
| 542. | Amnesia and ante bellum headache: Cure by hypnosis | Burmiston, 1917 | 757 |
| 543. | Convulsions cured by hypnosis | Hurst, 1917 | 759 |
| 544. | Two attacks of mutism: Spontaneous recovery from one in 18 months, from the other by hypnosis | Eder, 1916 | 759 |
| 545. | Neurasthenic symptoms cured by repeated hypnosis | Tombleson, 1917 | 760 |
| 546. | Neurasthenic symptoms: Improvement under repeated hypnosis | Tombleson, 1917 | 761 |
| 547. | Convulsions “Jacksonian” and dysbasia: Cure by hypnosis | Tombleson, 1917 | 762 |
| 548. | Agoraphobia: Cure by hypnosis | Hurst, 1917 | 763 |
| 549. | Manual tremors: Treatment by forcing and isolation | Binswanger, 1915 | 764 |
| 550. | Mutism: Psychoelectric cure | Scholz, 1915 | 766 |
| 551. | Hemiplegia and deafmutism; (also convulsions by heterosuggestion): Improvement by faradism; full recovery by suggestion | Arinstein, 1915 | 767 |
| 552. | Deafmutism, cures, relapses and eventual cure by anesthesia | Dawson, 1916 | 768 |
| 553. | Deafness: Cure by suggestion on emerging from ether | Bruce, 1916 | 770 |
| 554. | Aphasia, hemiplegia, hemianesthesia, and (by medical suggestion) trismus: Cure by anesthesia and suggestion | Arinstein, 1915 | 771 |
| 555. | Triplegia, mutism, jumping-jack reactions: Cure by anesthesia, verbal suggestion, faradism | Arinstein, 1915 | 773 |
| 556. | Mutism and musical alexia: Cure by anesthesia | Proctor, 1915 | 775 |
| 557. | Deafmutism: Deafness cured by anesthesia | Gradenigo, 1917 | 776 |
| 558. | Interaction of two cases (deafmute and mute) under treatment | Smyly, 1917 | 777 |
| 559. |
| 560. | Dysbasia: Cure by stovaine anesthesia | Claude, 1917 | 778 |
| 561. | Same | Claude, 1917 | 779 |
| 562. | Deafmutism | Bellin, Vernet, 1917 | 780 |
| 563. | Monoplegia: Cure by electricity administered with a bored and authoritative look | Adrian, Yealland, 1917 | 782 |
| 564. | Monoplegia after sling: Technique of electrical suggestion and “rapid” reëducation | Adrian, Yealland, 1917 | 783 |
| 565. | Hysterical “sciatica”: Treatment by faradism and verbal suggestion | Harris, 1915 | 785 |
| 566. | Prognosis of intensive reëducation in reflex (physiopathic) disorder | Vincent, 1916 | 786 |
| 567. | Hysterical contracture (with physiopathic features) brutally conquered | Ferrand, 1917 | 788 |
| 568. | Paraparesis: Cure by exercises electrically provoked | Turrell, 1915 | 790 |
| 569. | Astasia-abasia: (“Lourdes-like” cure) | Voss, 1916 | 791 |
| 570. | Abasia: Rapid cure | Schultze, 1916 | 792 |
| 571. | Heterosuggestive brachial paresis: Electric suggestion and recovery in five days | Hewat, 1917 | 794 |
| 572. | Contracture of right index finger and thumb: Psychoelectric cure | Roussy, L’Hermitte, 1917 | 795 |
| 573. | Brachial monoplegic able to descend ladder with arms only | Claude, 1916 | 795 |
| 574. | Brachial monoparesis: Vicissitudes of treatment | Vincent, 1917 | 796 |
| 575. | Paresis and sensory disorder: Reëducation | Binswanger, 1915 | 798 |
| 576. | Seizures (of ante bellum origin), astasia-abasia, anesthesias: Reëducation | Binswanger, 1915 | 800 |
| 577. | Progress in case of paresis of foot and spasticity of hip | Binswanger, 1915 | 805 |
| 578. | Mutism (Reëducation) | Briand, Philippe, 1916 | 808 |
| 579. | Stammering: Isolation and reëducation | Binswanger, 1915 | 810 |
| 580. | Deafmutism: Phonetic reëducation | Liébault, 1916 | 814 |
| 581. | Aphonia: Pressure on sternum and respiratory gymnastics | Garel, 1916 | 816 |
| 582. | Stammering: Reëducation | MacMahon, 1917 | 817 |
| 583. | Speech disorder: Reëducation | MacMahon, 1917 | 818 |
| 584. | Camptocormia: Psycho-electric cure: lameness cured by reëducation | Roussy, L’Hermitte, 1917 | 819 |
| 585. | Deafmutism: Speech recovery by suggestion and reëducation: Hearing by reëducation | Liébault, 1916 | 822 |
| 586. | Mutism; stammering; Reëducation; hypnosis | MacCurdy, 1917 | 823 |
| 587. | Anesthesias: Spontaneous gradual recovery: “Paralysis” cured by reëducation | Binswanger, 1915 | 824 |
| 588. | Deafmutism; head movements, anesthesia: Cure by faradism, massage and reëducation | Arinstein, 1916 | 827 |
| 589. | Amnesia and paralysis: Reëducation | Batten, 1916 | 828 |
| SECTION E. EPICRISIS |
| PARAGRAPH |
| Terminology | 1-8 |
| Diagnostic Delimitation Problem | 9-39 |
| The Nature of War Neuroses | 40-74 |
| Diagnostic Differentiation Problem | 75-99 |
| General Nature of Shell-shock | 89-102 |
| Treatment: General Observations | 103-114 |