The American journal of the medical sciences (1827)
[Thorofare, N.J., etc.] Charles B. Slack [etc.] · leaf 393
Mills, Hystero-Epilepsy. 397 1881.] sented in Fig. 4. This sketch, by Dr. Taylor, is a very faithful view of her exact position. She remained thus arched upwards for a minute or even more. A series of springing and vibratory movements followed, the body frequently arching. Fig. 4. … As the spasms left she sat up on her bed, and at first looked around with a bewildered expression. She turned her head a little to one side and seemed to gaze fixedly at some object. Her expression was slightly smiling. When spoken to she looked straight at the one addressing her, but without…
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