Pr.-Doc. V.A. Muratov. On the teaching of catatonic dementia. Medical Review, January, 1901

Abstract

The author gives three own observations. The first case represents a type of continuous, progressive course of catatonia. The second is the type of remitting course of it. In the third case, due to the brevity of the observation, the author does not undertake to establish a decisive diagnosis; he refers him to early dementia, complicated by catatonic phenomena; but he thinks it is probable that in this case, too, it must be a typical catatonia.

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