James Jackson Putnam

Memoir of Charles Follen Folsom

Studies in neurological diagnosis

The treatment of Graves' disease by thyroidectomy

Recent observations on the functions of the thyroid gland, and the relation of its enlargment to Graves's disease

Pathology and treatment of Graves' disease

On Freud's psycho-analytic method and its evolution

Human motives

James Jackson Putnam and psychoanalysis

A memoir of Dr. James Jackson

Addresses on psycho-analysis

Contribution to the physiology of the cortex cerebri

Intra-cranial lesions

Psychotherapy

On the relation of epilepsy to injury of the head

Case of circumscribed analgesia

Three contributions to the theory of sex

Charles Édouard Brown-Séquard

Report on electrotherapeutics

Not the disease only, but also the man

A series of cases of paræsthesia, mainly of the hands of periodical recurrence, and possibly of vasor-motor origin

Neurasthenia

Philosophical concepts and practical results

The character of the evidence as to the injuriousness of arsenic as a domestic poison

Case of clonic facial spasm successfully treated by stretching the seventh nerve

Personal observations on the pathology and treatment of neuralgias of the fifth pair

Researches upon the anatomy and physiology of respiration in the Chelonia

Lead-poisoning as a cause of muscular incoordination, (pseudo tabes)

Remarks on the psychical treatment of neurasthenia

On periodical neuralgias of the trigeminal nerve and their relation to migraine, with special relation to the intermittent supraorbital neuralgia

Mental preparedness

Rare form of rhythmical irregularity in the action of the heart

On chronic arsenic poisoning, especially from wall-paper, based on the analyses of twenty-five cases in which arsenic was found in the urine