Types of mental defectives . Case Case. D. Epileptics. Case. E. 137 EPILEPTICS 139 perceptibly. He made not the slightest advancement under had absolutely no idea of obedience and self-discipline, although hewas good-natured and understood all that was said to him. Whencorrected he would put his hand to the wound in his head and beginto cry. He died in an attack of epilepsy when twenty-three years old. CASE B.—Epileptic (High-Grade). N. A. The photo was taken in the i8th year. The parents werenormal; the mother died of pneumonia. N. was born with difficultlabor, and with the us
Types of mental defectives . Case Case. D. Epileptics. Case. E. 137 EPILEPTICS 139 perceptibly. He made not the slightest advancement under had absolutely no idea of obedience and self-discipline, although hewas good-natured and understood all that was said to him. Whencorrected he would put his hand to the wound in his head and beginto cry. He died in an attack of epilepsy when twenty-three years old. CASE B.—Epileptic (High-Grade). N. A. The photo was taken in the i8th year. The parents werenormal; the mother died of pneumonia. N. was born with difficultlabor, and with the use of instruments. He had his first convulsionwhen one and a half years old, which left him with slight paralysis ofthe left arm and leg, which disappeared entirely before the 15th brother born after him is in perfect condition. N. had a pleasing personality and on superficial examination seemedbrighter than he really was. He made marked but slow progress inschool. He learned to read and write, and had a fair idea of relati
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