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Title: Hysteria and certain allied conditions, their nature and treatment, with special reference to the application of the rest cure, massage, electrotherapy, hypnotism, etc
Year: 1897 (1890s)
Authors: Preston, George J. (George Junkin), b. 1858
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Publisher: Philadelphia, P. Blakiston, son & co.
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
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82 HYSTERIA : ITS NATURE AND TREATMENT. frequent changes in the visual fields are: (a). Sim-ple contraction for color but not for form ; (b) con-traction of fields for both; (c) partial or completereversal of normal sequence in size of color fields,the red being most commonly the largest; (d) lossof parts of the visual field, as in the form of a hemi-anopia, or greater contraction of the field on one sidethan on the other, the greater contraction usuallybeing found on the same side with the anesthesia. A symptom that is sometimes observed in hysteriais polyopia. Generally, only two or three images ofan object will be seen, but occasionally more. Ul-rich* mentions a case in which six images were per-ceived. When there are two images, the false oneis outside; when there are three, the two falseimages are on either side of the true. Accordingto Pansier -j- the images are not always on thesame level, and sometimes one seems nearer theeye than another. Concerning the nature of hyster-ical

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