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Tics and Their Treatment

INDEX OF SUBJECTS

S. A. Kinnier (Samuel Alexander Kinnier) Wilson translation

A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P, R, S, T, V, W

Aerophagia, 199 et seq. Affirmation tics, 163 Antagonistic gestures, 168, 236 et seq. Aphonia, 211 Arithmomania, 87 Athetosis, 288 Attacks, 128 Attitude tics, 63, 122 Auditory tics, 145 Automatic movements, 41, 43, 259 Beating tics, 185 Beggar's tic, 248 Biting tics, 11, 159 Blepharospasm, 147 Blinking tics, 3, 148, 149 Blowing tics, 303 Catatonic aptitudes, 124 Cheilophagia, 160 Chin tics, 157 Chorea, Dubini's, 284 —— electric, 252, 284 —— fibrillary, 251, 284, 285 —— gravidarum, 283 —— Hénoch-Bergeron's, 251, 284 —— Huntington's, 281 —— hysterical, 282 —— of degenerates, 230 —— paralytic, 285 —— polymorphous, 230 —— rhythmical, 283 —— Sydenham's, 279 —— variable, 119, 228 et seq., 281 Clonic tic, 118 Colporteur tic, 106, 173 Complications of tic, 242 et seq. Consciousness and tic, 63 Convulsion, 39 Convulsive tic, 31 —— —— clonic, 31 —— —— tonic, 31, 63 Co-ordination and tic, 46, 126 Coprolalia, 13, 219 et seq., 258 Coughing tics, 203 Curability of tic, 298 et seq. Definition of tic, 260 Degeneration, 28, 29 Diagnosis, 264 et seq. Diaphragmatic tics, 205 Diet, 302 Ear tics, 145 Echokinesia, 103, 124, 217 Echolalia, 216 et seq. Echomimia, 124 Echopraxis, 124 Electrical reactions, 138 Electrolepsy, 284 Electrotherapy, 303 Epilepsy and tic, 251 et seq. Eructation tics, 196 Etiology of tic, 96 et seq. Etymology of tic, 25 Evolution of tic, 221 et seq. Expectoration tics, 197 Eye tics, 146, 151 Eyeball tics, 150, 323 Eyelid tics, 146, 322 Facial spasm, 110, 111, 143, 268, 270 et seq., 312 —— tic, 143, 220 et seq., 312, 323 Fixed tics, 130 Folie du pourquoi, 87 Function, 70 Genesis of tic, 48 et seq. Geniospasm, 157 Habit, 56 Heredity, 98 Hiccoughing tics, 203 Hydrotherapy, 302 Hygiene, 302 Hysteria, 246 et seq., 282 Idiocy, 256 Imitation, 2, 101 Immobilisation of movements, 317 Impulsive tics, disease of, 227 Insanity, 256 Isolation, 341 Jacksonian epilepsy, 38, 251, 263 Jaw tics, 169 Krouomania, 258 Laryngospasm, 212 Latah, 103 Leaping tics, 193 Licking tics, 157 Lip tics, 155 Massage, 303 Mastication tics, 159 Mechanotherapy, 303 Medicinal treatment, 301 Mental condition of the subjects of tic, 74 et seq. —— infantilism, 76 et seq., 133, 171 —— tic, 94 —— torticollis, 121, 137, 167 et seq., 257, 267, 307, 313, 323, 324, 331, 333 —— triamus, 121, 161 et seq., 240 Mimicry, 60, 103 —— tics, 143 Mirror drill, 335 et seq. —— writing, 335 et seq. Monoclonus, 287 Motor reaction, 41 —— —— classification of, 44 —— —— localisation of, 130 —— —— study of, 118 Movements of immobilisation, 317 Mutism, 211 Myoclonus, 30, 116, 252 et seq., 285 et seq., 288 Myokymia, 288 Myospasm, 290 Myospasmia spinalis, 288 Myotonia, 288 Neck tics, 5, 163, 323 Negation tics, 163 Neurasthenia, 250 et seq. Nictitation tics, 146 Nodding tics, 163 Nose tics, 3, 154 Obsessions, 82 et seq. Occupation neuroses, 70, 72, 159, 291 et seq. Onomatomania, 87 Onychophagia, 161 Orthopædic treatment, 314 Palpebral tics, 147 Paramyoclonus multiplex, 252, 285 Para-tics, 6, 7 Pathogeny of tic, 36 et seq. Pathological anatomy, 108 et seq. Phobias, 20, 88 Polyclonus, 116, 117, 252, 256, 287 Polygon, 65 Procollis, 177 Professional acts, 69, 71, 291 Prognosis, 293 et seq. Psychical tic, 29, 94 Psychomental tic, 68, 94, 250 Psychotherapy, 343 Re-education, 315 et seq. Reflexes, 15, 134 Relapses, 332 Respiration tics, 203 Respiratory drill, 325 et seq. Rest, 340 Retrocollis, 177 Rhincho-spasm, 204 Rhythm, 70, 127 Rhythmic tics, 127 Salaam tic, 164 Salutation tics, 163 Scratching tics, 186 Secretory affections, 138 Sensation, affections of, 140 Shoulder tics, 9, 183 Sniffing tics, 154, 203 Snoring tics, 203 Sobbing tics, 203 Spasm, definition of, 36 Spasms and tics, 36 et seq., 267 et seq. Spasmus nutans, 127, 164 Speech, tics of, 206 et seq., 324 Sphincter tics, 140 Stammering, 208 et seq., 324, 325 Starting tics, 291 Stereotyped acts, 57, 122, 188, 264 et seq. Striking tics, 185 Sucking tics, 155 Swallowing tics, 196 Thomsen's disease, 288 Tic and function, 68 —— idea, 59 —— will, 55 —— writing, 187, 190 Tic douloureux, 112, 275 Tic non douloureux, 110 Tics of idea, 94 —— idiots, 53, 256 —— wind sucking, 196 Tongue tics, 157 Tonic tic, 118, 121 Torticollis tic and spasm, 136, 137, 275 et seq., 307 Tossing tics, 163, 323 Tourette's disease, 92, 223, 228, 251, 258, 296 Treatment, 298 et seq. Tremors, 290 Trunk tics, 182 Variable tics, 130 Visceral instability, 139 Vision tics, 146 Vomiting tics, 196 Whistling tics, 203 Writers' cramp, 69, 72, 192, 292

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