Two Cases of Delusion as a Premonitory Symptom—in the one case not followed by Insanity, and in the other followed by Symptoms necessitating the Detention of the Patient in an Asylum

Henry Sutherland

doi:10.1192/bjp.23.102.248

Two Cases of Delusion as a Premonitory Symptom—in the one case not followed by Insanity, and in the other followed by Symptoms necessitating the Detention of the Patient in an Asylum

Published online by Cambridge University Press: 19 February 2018

Henry Sutherland

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Type: Part I.—Original Articles
Information: Journal of Mental Science , Volume 23 , Issue 102 , July 1877 , pp. 248 - 249

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