Shows the symptomatology of "shell-shock" in 18 British "other rankers" and its treatment by two leading R.A.M.C. neurologists in two British military hospitals towards the end of the First World W...
Shows the symptomatology of "shell-shock" in 18 British "other rankers" and its treatment by two leading R.A.M.C. neurologists in two British military hospitals towards the end of the First World War. Part 1 of 5. Find out more: http://catalogue.wellcome.ac.uk/recor...
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Thanks for digitizing this and getting it online. Interesting and difficult to see how humans react to adverse situations. This reminds me of the several nervous tics that I have had, all being easily gotten rid of through simple treatment. Not that I'd want to compare with these men's horrific experiences.
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Found this from an excellent post at Mind Hacks.