PUERPERAL INSANITY
BMJPublished 8 March 1902Open access
Robin Huws Jones
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Ripping, who, whilst acknowledging and admitting that changes in the uterus or its appendagesphysiological or pathological-may have an effect upon the mental susceptibilities of woman, denies that these are ever profound enough to become a cause of insanity.