Excerpt from War Neuroses and Shell Shock
MY friend Brevet lieut.-col. F. W. Mott, has given me the privilege of saying a few words of intro duction to his valuable book on W ar Neuroses and Shell Shock. Its importance will be obvious to all members of the medical profession, for the problems with which it deals will, unhappily, remain with us long after the end of the War. But it seems to me well to emphasise the fact that the book is above all a record of astonishing success in the treatment of disorders which at first sight, and to all laymen who encounter them as relatives or friends of the sufferers, must appear peculiarly painful, mysterious, and intractable.
Since the outbreak of War the author has devoted his whole time to the investigation and treatment of cases of War Neurosis and Shell Shock, first at the Neurological Section of the 4th London General Hospital and later at the Maudsley Neurological Clearing Hospital. He has therefore had unusual opportunities of studying the subject, and this work is based mainly upon his own experience, although foreign literature is quoted freely, especially the important work of the French Neurologists.
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By the Rt. Hon. CHRISTOPHER ADDISON, M.D., M.P. MINISTER OF RECONSTRUCTION My friend Brevet Lieut.-C ol. F. W. Mott, F.R.S., has given me the privilege of saying a few words of introduction to his valuable book on War Neuroses and Shell Shock. I ts importance will be obvious to all members of the medical profession, for the problems with which it deals will, unhappily, remain with us long after the end of the War. But it seems to me well to emphasise the fact that the book is above all a record of astonishing success in the treatment of disorders which at first sight, and to all laymen who encounter them as relatives or friends of the sufferers, must appear peculiarly painful, mysterious, and intractable. Since the outbreak of War the author has devoted his whole time to the investigation and treatment of cases of War Neurosis and Shell Shock, first at the Neurological Section of the 4th London General Hospital and later at the Maudsley Neurological Clearing Hospital. He has therefore had unusual opportunities of studying the subject, and this work is based mainly upon his own experience, although foreign literature is quoted freely, especially the important work of the French Neurologists.
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Paperback. Etat : New. Print on Demand. This book explores the psychological effects of war on soldiers, coined as "war neuroses" and "shell shock" during World War I. The author, a physician who worked with the soldiers, presents case studies and research on the topic, which was relatively unknown at the time. The book provides a detailed examination of the causes, symptoms and treatments of war-induced psychological trauma, contributing to our understanding of the psychological impact of war on soldiers. It sheds light on the importance of considering the psychological as well as physical effects of war on individuals and offers valuable insights for healthcare professionals and those interested in the psychological effects of conflict. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781331400943_0
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