23.20 Male, Married, 35-44 yrs, Schizophrenia, October 1942
Scope and Contents
"Diagnosis: Paraphrenia. Parents dead. Mother died in childbirth. Patient was quite agitated and lost weight becuase he worried over a delusional system which he developed. Believed that his "mate" was spreading rumours about him wherever he went. The rumours were largely concerning his personal habits - mainly his habit of masturbation. Shows no insight whatsoever. Also appeared to be subject to auditory hallucinations."
Dates
- Other: October 1942
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Extent
4 Sheets
Creator
- From the Series: Mayer-Gross, Wilhelm, Dr (Psychiatrist) (Person)
- From the Series: Brown, Marjorie Alice, 1907-1964 (Director, Department of Social Studies) (Person)
Repository Details
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