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   > Sinus Sepsis and Mental Disorder   
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   > Journal of Mental Science (1936) 82: 28-37. doi: 10.1192/bjp.82.336.28   
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   > Sinus Sepsis and Mental Disorder*   
   > R. E. Jowett, M.D., M.R.C.P.Lond., D.L.O.Lond., Hon. Laryngologist,   
   > etc. Sunderland Royal Infirmary; Visiting Laryngologist   
   > Sunderland Mental Hospital   
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   > * A paper read at the Autumn Meeting of the Royal Medico-Psychological   
   > Association, Northern and Midland Division, held at Sunderland Mental   
   > Hospital, Ryhope, on Thursday, October 31, 1935.   
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   > ABSTRACT   
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   > 1. Before conclusions can be drawn from post-mortem pathological   
   > material collected in mental hospitals, the great incidence of sinus   
   > infection at some period of life in all individuals must be   
   > considered. That residua of such past infections would be found by   
   > careful examinations of the sinuses in people dying outside mental   
   > hospitals is probable. Further, in the tabulation of such specimens in   
   > mental hospital cases the cause of death in each must be noted, and   
   > the effect which this might have had in sinus infection, as an   
   > ætiological factor, considered.   
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   > http://bjp.rcpsych.org/cgi/content/abstract/82/336/28   
      
   DEAR PAUTREY   
      
   I have a fairly similar background to you, though coming to this some 20 years   
   later - are you still reading any postings here - please get in touch if you   
   are - I think we have a lot to discuss!!  Melinda   
      
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