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Integrating Hysteria into the Neurological Examination

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  1. [RealAudio] Integrating Hysteria into the Neurological Examination
  2. [RealAudio] Thanks
  3. [RealAudio] What is hysterical and what is neurological?
  4. [RealAudio] Videos Protected by Confidentiality
  5. [RealAudio] Hysteria Historically Has Been Confusing
  6. [RealAudio] What is the Product of Centuries of Neurologic and Psychiatric Observations?
  7. [RealAudio] The Evolution of the "Hysterical Concept"
  8. [RealAudio] The Evolution of the "Hysterical Concept", cont'd.
  9. [RealAudio] Term "Hysteria"
  10. [RealAudio] Poul Bjerre- 1920
  11. [RealAudio] Any disorder can have potential hysterical manifestations
  12. [RealAudio] Should We Keep the Term "Hysteria"?
  13. [RealAudio] Where Is the Term Derived From?
  14. [RealAudio] Kahun Papyrus
  15. [RealAudio] Ebers Papyrus
  16. [RealAudio] Hippocrates
  17. [RealAudio] Galen
  18. [RealAudio] Celsus: Treatment Recommendations
  19. [RealAudio] Middle Ages 500 A.D.-1500 A.D.
  20. [RealAudio] St. Augustine
  21. [RealAudio] The Witches Hammer
  22. [RealAudio] Pickers
  23. [RealAudio] Statutory crime- 1541
  24. [RealAudio] 16th Century- Pare
  25. [RealAudio] Anton Mesmer (1734-1815)
  26. [RealAudio] Mesmerism
  27. [RealAudio] 1700's- Benjamin Rush
  28. [RealAudio] Thomas Sydenham- 1681
  29. [RealAudio] Jean-Martin Charcot
  30. [RealAudio] James Braid- Hypnosis
  31. [RealAudio] Treatments- Surgery for Hysteria?
  32. [RealAudio] Silas Weir Mitchell
  33. [RealAudio] Important Additions to the Neurological Exam in the 19th and 20th Centuries
  34. [RealAudio] Sensory Loss
  35. [RealAudio] Charcot- Ovarian Hyperesthesia
  36. [RealAudio] Charcot- Tuesday Lessons
  37. [RealAudio] Hemianaesthesia Babinski
  38. [RealAudio] Babinski- Examination of the Sensory System
  39. [RealAudio] Babinski- Sensory Exam
  40. [RealAudio] Babinski Proves Suggestion in the Sensory Exam
  41. [RealAudio] Babinski Coins a New Term: Pithiatism
  42. [RealAudio] 1963 (NEJM)
  43. [RealAudio] Hemisensory Loss: Bowlus and Currier Sign
  44. [RealAudio] Hand position
  45. [RealAudio] Test
  46. [RealAudio] Caveats to the Bowlus-Currier Test
  47. [RealAudio] Hemiplegia: Babinski Trunk-Thigh Test
  48. [RealAudio] images
  49. [RealAudio] Babinski Separates Hysterical Hemiplegia from Organic
  50. [RealAudio] Charles Gilbert Chaddock (1861-1936)
  51. [RealAudio] Chaddock's Sign
  52. [RealAudio] Hoover
  53. [RealAudio] Hemiplegia: Hoover Sign
  54. [RealAudio] Hemiplegia: Hoover Sign
  55. [RealAudio] Astasia-Abasia: Bloq Descriptions
  56. [No Audio] arms
  57. [No Audio] Astasia-Abasia: Bloq Descriptions
  58. [RealAudio] Astasia-Abasia: Bloq Descriptions
  59. [RealAudio] Astasia-Abasia: Bloq Descriptions
  60. [RealAudio] Conclusions on Integrating Hysteria in the Exam:
   Author: Michael Okun M.D.
  Contact: Dr. Michael Okun / msokun@pol.net
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Copyright: 2003 by the University of Florida
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  Created: January 30, 2003   Modified: January 31, 2003