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A comparative study of the causation of mongolism, peristatic amentia, and other types of mental defect.

scientific article published in April 1952

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A comparative study of the causation of mongolism, peristatic amentia, and other types of mental defect. (English)

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1 April 1952

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The Journal of Mental Science

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98

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411

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316-325

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10.1192/BJP.98.411.316

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A comparative study of the causation of mongolism, peristatic amentia, and other types of mental defect.

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