James Jackson Putnam
1846 – 1918
Books
- Researches upon the anatomy and physiology of respiration in the Chelonia
- Lead-poisoning
- The frequency with which arsenic is found in the urine
- Remarks on the psychical treatment of neurasthenia
- The character of the evidence as to the injuriousness of arsenic as a domestic poison
- Report on electrotherapeutics
- Not the disease only, but also the man
- Psychotherapy
- Pathology and treatment of Graves' disease
- The treatment of Graves' disease by thyroidectomy
- Human motives
- A consideration of mental therapeutics as employed by special students of the subject
- On chronic arsenic poisoning, especially from wall-paper, based on the analyses of twenty-five cases in which arsenic was found in the urine
- Personal observations on the pathology and treatment of neuralgias of the fifth pair
- A series of cases of paræsthesia, mainly of the hands of periodical recurrence, and possibly of vasor-motor origin
- Three contributions to the theory of sex
- On the relation of epilepsy to injury of the head
- Memoir of Charles Follen Folsom
- A memoir of Dr. James Jackson
- A case of acute hemiplegic chorea
- Modern views of the nature and treatment of exophthalmic goitre
- Lead-poisoning as a cause of muscular incoordination, (pseudo tabes)
- Contribution to the physiology of the cortex cerebri
- A case of rapid and widespread muscular wasting without disease of the spinal cord
- Lead in the urine
- Mental preparedness
- On periodical neuralgias of the trigeminal nerve and their relation to migraine, with special relation to the intermittent supraorbital neuralgia
- Neurasthenia
- Charles Édouard Brown-Séquard
- Case of circumscribed analgesia
- Intra-cranial lesions
- Recent observations on the functions of the thyroid gland, and the relation of its enlargment to Graves's disease
- James Jackson Putnam and psychoanalysis
- Studies in neurological diagnosis
- A group of cases of scleroses of the spinal cord associated with diffuse collateral degeneration
- Clinical notes on chronic lead poisoning
- Rare form of rhythmical irregularity in the action of the heart
- Case of clonic facial spasm successfully treated by stretching the seventh nerve
- Philosophical concepts and practical results
- On Freud's psycho-analytic method and its evolution
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