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Quite a comprehensive setting forth of the principles of psychiatric differential diagnosis, preceded by a section on general symptomatology, and followed by one on intelligence testing, fashioned after the manner, for the most part, of the Kraepelinian psychiatry with its rather rigid pigeon-hole system of classification. Within these limitations, however, a very useful manual.
The present is Volume III of a series of handbooks on differential diagnosis, the other volumes dealing with internal medicine, surgery, gynecology, skin and venereal disease, and pediatrics.
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