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characters of, during several months of pregnancy, . II., 361, 535 signs of maturity of, II.,  significance of term, .... III., 138 EROSION, II., 17 EROTOMANIA, III., 278 ERYSIPELAS, II., 57 facial, II., 58 ESOPHORIA, ....- III., 16 ESOTROPIA, ~ III., 16 EVIDENCE, I., 737 EVIDENCE OF COMMUNICATION between patients and physicians, I., 91, 737 EXAMINATION, I., 740 of body, II., 83, 84 of clothes, II., 25, 83, 84 of surroundings, ......... II., 87 EXAMINERS, see Board of Medical Examiners. EXCEPTIONS, I., 740 EXCORIATION, II., 17 EXHAUSTION, death due to, II., 46 EXHIBITIONISM, II., 742 EXHUMATION OF DEAD BODY, I., 782 EXOPHORIA, III., 16 EXOPHTHALMUS, pulsating, III., 50 EXOTROPIA, III., 16 EXPERIMENTS, not to be tried on patients, I., 36, 83 testing powder marks, II., 161 with cadavers, . II., 152, 153 EXPERT TESTIMONY, how given, ....... I., 59 how impeached, ......... I., 63 in cases of death in a common disaster, . . . . II., 340 EXPERT WITNESSES (and see Privileged communications, and Insanity) I.,  for court in liminc, . . . I., 62 competency presumed from license to practise medicine, . I.. 58 sometimes held dependent upon license to practise  65 contingency of fee  49, 53 duties of, in cases of criminal abortion, . . . . II., 394 926 GENERAL INDEX TO VOLS. I., II., AND III. PAGE EXPERT WITNESSES examination of,  I., 53 general rule as to required skill and experience, . . . I., 64 as to subjects for testimony of, . . . . .1., 68, 69 hypothetical questions, I., 59 in insanity cases (and see Insanity; Expert witnesses, Non- Expert witnesses), . .III., 529 interested persons may be, I., 63 medical books, how may be used in examining, . . . I., 64 status of, in France and Germany, and in the United States and -  EXTREMITIES, wounds of, ........ II., 135 EYE, see Eyeball, Eyelids, Orbit, Vision. affections of, intentionally produced III., 28 astigmatic, .......... III., 7 burns of III., 56 dioptric system of, ........ III., 6 emmetropic, .......... III., 6 foreign bodies in, . III., 77 hypermetropic, . III., 7 injuries to, III., 30 to the eyeball, III., 59 to the lids III., 53 to the orbit, . III., 30 injurious effect of electric drill upon, II., 193 injurious effect of electric light upon II., 192 irido-dialysis, III., 64 myopic, .......... III., 10 normal, ........... III., 6 refraction of, . III., 5,  Eyelids, Orbit, Vision. burns of. ,,.,,,,,,. III., 57 GENERAL INDEX TO VOLS. I., II., AND III. 927 EYEBALL, cataract, traumatic, . .  body, foreign bodies in, III., 80 wounds of, ......... III., 74 conjunctiva, contusions of, III., 60 foreign bodies in, III., 78 contusions of, .........  III., 78 rupture of, III., 64 wounds of, III., 73 crystalline lens, affections of, III., 66 cataract, traumatic, ....... III., 66 congenital dislocations of, ...... III., 71 dislocations of, . III., 68 ectopia lends, . III., 71 foreign bodies in III., 83 luxation of, III., 68 subluxation of, III., 69 wounds of, III., 74 dislocations of, III., 59 enophthalmus, traumatic, ....... III., 49 evulsion of,  of III., 75  wounds of, . . . III., 72, 76 EYELIDS, see Eyeball, Orbit.  contusions of, .......... III., 53 foreign bodies in, . III., 77 injuries to, III.. 53 ptosis, traumatic, III., 55 wounds of, III., 54 928 GENERAL INDEX TO VOLS. I., II., AND III. PAGE FACE, wounds  II., 750 FETICHISM, II., 739 FIREARMS, evidence from, ...... .. . II., 146 examination of, • . .  in, I., 789 statutes regulating the practice of medicine in, . . I., 220, 687 statutes relating to incompetent persons in, . . . III., 632 FCETICIDE, II., 355 FCETUS (see Embryo, Infant), II., 355 can it live after death of mother? II., 623 characteristics of, during several months of pregnancy, . II. , 361 , 535 death of, from congenital malformation, . . . .II.,  to the head, II., 464 from natural causes, II., 446 from prolapse of the cord, II., 454 from protracted labor, II., 447 from violent causes, II., 456 fully developed, . II., 540 weight of II., 540 heart sounds of, in pregnancy, II., 573 how long can it live after death of mother? . . . .II., 453 movements of, in pregnancy, II., 574 natural causes of death of, • . .II., 446 palpation of,  of, II., 426 in relation to weight of body, . . . . .II., 427 FOOTPRINTS I., 910 FOREIGN  GENERAL INDEX TO VOLS. I., II., AND III. 929 FRACTURES,  . II., 4G7 of spine, ...... . II., 117 of sternum, ........ . II., 120 of vertebrae, . II., 830 Pott's, . .. III., 138 spontaneous, ........ II., 21 subcutaneous, due to gunshot wounds,. . II., 144 whether ante-mortem or post-mortem,. II., 37 FRACTURE-DISLOCATION OF SPINE, . . •. . II., 117 FRAGILITAS OSSIUM, II., 20 FRIGIDITY, .. . II., 628 GALL BLADDER, wounds and ruptures of. ... . II.. 130 GARROTING,. II.. 117, 223 GENERAL MEDICAL COUNCIL I., 742 GENITAL ABUSE, ........ . II., 740 GENITAL ORGANS, post-mortem examination of. I., 858 wounds of, . . .. . II., 134 GENITALS, FEMALE, see Hymen. Uterus. Vagina, Vulra. after defloration, ....... . II., 676 changes in, during pregnancy, .... II., 558 in virgins, .. . II. ,666 of children, after rape, . . ... 11. .708, 721 GEORGIA, legal status of dead body in. 1., 789 statutes regulating the practice of medicine in, 1., 222 statutes relating to incompetent persons in,. . III., 633 GESTATION, see Labor, Pregnancy. GLASS, wounds caused by, ........ II., 68 GONOCOCCUS, II., 685 GONORRHOSA . . II.. 683, 705, 713. 729 GRADUATE. ........... I., 742 GREAT BRITAIN AND  TEST FOR BLOOD, ........ III., 844 method of performing. .... ... III. .846 precautions, .......... III. ,847 GUNSHOT WOUNDS (and see Wounds, gunshot). .... II.. 139 HABITS, medico-legal significance of term. . - III.. 139 H^MATIN, III. .856 reduced, HI- 857 H^EMATOMATA . . II.. 14 H^EMATOMYELIA. TRAUMATIC. ELmCATOPORPHYRIN, ........ HI-- 857 III.— 59 930 GENERAL INDXE TO VOLS. I., II., AND III. PAGE H.EMATORRHACHIS, II., 839 H.EMIN CRYSTALS, III., 848 H^EMIN TEST FOR BLOOD, . . III., 848 methods of performing, ........ III., 852 precautions, III., 852 HJEMOCHROMOGEN, III., 857 H.EMOGLOBIN, .......... III., 854 HEMOGLOBIN CRYSTALS, differentiation of bloods by form of, . III., 882 HAIRS, ..........  ... III., 906 color of, ...... III., 906 determination of manner of extraction, . . . . III., 907 diameter of, III., 901 distinction between fallen and forcibly extracted hairs, . III., 907 hairs from different regions of the body, . . . III., 903 human and animal hairs, III., 898 effects of heat on, . III., 908 examination of, III., 893 growth of, .... . . III., 896 identity from, . . . " I., 888; III., 905 measurement of, ......... III., 901 on weapons, II. ,81; III., 895 structure of III., 896 were they cut off? III., 907 pulled out? . . . III., 907 HALLUCINATIONS, see Insanity, medical aspect of. IlYPOSTASKS, . I-, 926) II., 232 internal, ..;.!., 927 HYPOTHETICAL QUESTIONS, the expert witness and, . . . III., 529 HYPOTKOPIA, . III.. 16 HYSTERIA, ... . Jl., 900, 912 IDAHO, legal status of dead body in, ... I., 790 statutes regulating the practice of medicine in, . . I., 231, 689 statutes relating to incompetent persons in, . . . . III., 637 IDENTIFICATION, ........... I., 866 by  entire skeleton, I., 874 from hair, .' .1., SS8; III., 905 from imprints, I., 910  I., 884 from scars, -. I., 901 from stigmata, ......... I., 908 from tattooings. . . I., 903 from teeth, .... I., 884 in death from submersion II., 324 of burnt remains, • . I., 872 of human bones, f •  will. III.,  in, . . . III.. 639 ILLUSIONS III., 177 ILLUSTRATIVE CASES, see Cases illustrative of. IMBECILITY, III., 342 IMPOTENCE, . II., 627, 739; III., 762 accidental. . II., 633 and bastardy, II., 634 causes of, II., 644 from wounds  in man II., 652 in suits for civil damage. . II., 639 GENERAL INDEX TO VOLS. I., II., AND III. 933 PAGE IMPOTENCE, in woman, II., 648 influencing conditions from accident or disease, . . . II., 653 of castrates, . . . • ... . . . . II., 653 plea of , in accusations of unchaste conduct , .... II., 640 IMPREGNATION, II., 508, 511 artificial,   Incapacity. INCISED WOUNDS, see Wounds, incised. INCOMPETENT PERSONS, CARE AND CUSTODY OF, AND THEIR ESTATES III., 579-757 bankruptcy of insane persons, III., 598 care and custody of indigent insane. III., 606 care of ; III., 598 committees  593 death of incompetent, under guardianship III., 598 false certificate, .... .... III., 602 guardians of, . .  III., 584 petition, . . III., 587 traverse of  604 management of estates of III., 595 restoration to sanity, ........ III., 591 restraint of, III., 598 statutes relating to. III., 607-757 in Alabama, . . III., 607 in Alaska. . ' . - III., 615, 721 in Arixonn III., 616 in Arkansas, III., 617 in California, . . III., 621 in Colorado III., 626 in Connecticut. III., G2S <KU GENERAL INDEX TO VOLS. 1., II., AM) III. PAGE INCOMPETENT PERSONS, statutes relating to, in Delaware • HI., 630 in Florida, ..... III., G32 in Georgia - III., 633 in Hawaii, ' • HI., 636 in Idaho,. III., 637 in Illinois,. III., 639 in Indiana,. III., 643 in Iowa, ' • III., 645 in Kansas. III., 650 in Kentucky, III., 654 in Louisiana, ......... III., 656 in Maine, III., 657 in Maryland,. III., €61 in Massachusetts •. III., 664 in Michigan, •. III., 668 in Minnesota III., 671 in Mississippi. ......... III., 674 in Missouri III., 676 in Montana III., 678 in Nebraska,. III., 681 in Nevada ••. III., 683 in New Hampshire,. i. III., 685 in New Jersey, III., 687 in New York. III., 691 in North Carolina III., 712 in North Dakota,. ... III., 715 in Ohio. III., 717 in Oklahoma III., 720 in Oregon, ......... III., 721 in Pennsylvania. ........ III., 725 in Rhode Island III., 729 in South Carolina. ........ III., 731 in South Dakota,. III., 732 in Tennessee, ......... III., 735 in Texas, -. III... 739 in 1'tah III., 743 in Vermont, ......... III., 744 in Virginia, ......... III., 747 in Washington, III., 749 in West Virginia,. III., 751 in Wisconsin, ......... III., 753 in Wyoming III., 756 supersedeas, .......... III., 591 who are subject to adjudication as, ..... III.. 580 writ of habeas corpus. ...... III., 605 INDECENT EXPOSURE, II. , 742 UKNKKAL INDEX TO VOLS. 1., 11., AND III. 935 PAGE INDIAN TERRITORY, legal status of dead body in,. • I., 790 statutes regulating the practice of medicine in,. I., 255 INDIANA, legal status of dead body in, ... I., 790 statutes regulating the practice of medicine in,. I., 243, 689 statutes relating to incompetent persons in,. III., 643 INDICTMENT, I., 744 INFANT (and see Foetus, Infanticide), II., 355 born before term, viability of, II., 522, 523 can it live after death of mother? II., 453 death of, from cold or exposure II., 463 from drowning,. II., 462 from hanging, ........ II., 474 from injuries to the head, ..*... II., 464 from neglect,. .II., 457 from omission,. II., 457 from poisoning,. .II., 474 from starvation,. ... .II., 463 from strangulation, II., 472 from suffocation,. .II., 458 from violent causes,. • '-."• • • H-» 456 from wounds,. .II., 463 deformities of, II., 543 effect of former impregnations upon,. .II., 543 mature, characteristics of, ...... death of mother during delivery, ...... II., 453 evidence from autopsy, ........ II., 422 from changes in the ehest, . . . . .II., 422 in the cord II., 450 in the diaphragm II.. 422 in the lungs, ........ II., 422 from marks of violence II., 422 examination of woman, . II., 412 936 GENERAL INDEX TO VOLS. I., II., AND III. INFANTICIDE, how long did child live? .... live-birth (and see Still-birth), Breslau's test of, > evidence of, from bladder and kidneys, from breathing, .... from changes in cord, in liver, in skin, ..... in stomach and intestines, from crying, ..... from foetal heart-beat. from lungs from muscular movements, from pulsation of cord, Fodere's test of, ..... hydrostatic test of, . . . .. objections to, . . . .. iron-lung test of, legally considered, .... middle-ear test of, .. Ploucquet's test of, .... respiration as evidence uf. Schmidt's test of, signs of, ....... specific gravity, test of,. static test of,. what constitutes, .. Zaleski's test of, ..... method of conducting autopsy, . ! rupture of cord, ... .. still-birth, ....... evidence of, from bacteria, from maceration, .... from mummification, from putrefaction, . .. was death due to natural causes or to violence? was the child born alive? .... was the cord torn or cut? .... INFANTS, liability of, for medical services, INFORMATION, duty of patient as to (and soe Physician INFECTED, bullets, ...... powder, ........ INJURIES, coagulation of blood in, death from, ....... fatal, acts performed after, .... . II., 443 1 1. ,409, 416, 520, 526 . II.. 438 . II.. 410 . II., 437 . II., 415 . II., 436 . . . II., 437 . II., 437 .' . . II., 438 . II., 414 . . . II., 413 . II., 422 . II., 414 . . . II., 413 . II., 426 . II., 427 . II., 428 . . II., 442 . II., 410 . . . II., 437 . II., 427 . ' . II., 419 . II., 426 . II., 410 . II., 427 . II., 426 . II., 526 . II., 442 . II., 474 . II., 450 . II., 416 . II., 442 . II., 416 . II., 419 . II., 416, 418 . II., 446 . II., 409 . II., 452 I., 37 I., 33 and patient). II.. 169 . II., 170 II., 34 II., 45, 46, 53 II., 39 GENERAL INDEX TO VOLS.  multiple death from, . II., 46 of abdominal viscera, . . . • II., 126 walls . . II., 126 of spinal cord, ......... II., 117 of spine, .......... II., 117 severe, death from . . II., 45 signs  from, ........ II., 53 to ear, see Ear, injuries to. to eye, see Eye, Eyeball, Eyelids, Orbit, Vision. whether ante-mortem or post-mortem, II., 28 INQUEST, see Coroner's Inquest. INQUISITIONS OF LUNACY, III., 564 INSANE PERSONS, see Incompetent Persons, Insanity. INSANITY IN ITS LEGAL RELATIONS, . . . . III., 347-576 adjudications of, as evidence, ...... III., 525 adjudications of, as evidence against third parties, . . III., 527 alcoholic III., 482, 484 burden of proof  564 in criminal cases, . . III., 557 in wills, III., 565 inquisition of lunacy, III., 564 of continuance of insanity, . . . ... . III., 563 quantum of evidence required, . .... III., 558 rule of preponderance of evidence, ..... III., 560 rule of reasonable doubt as to sanity. .... III., 559 rule of satisfaction of jury III., 560 where it lies, and how it is met, III., 556 classification of, by various writers, . . . III., 350, 351, 352 committee, appointment of, ....... III., 382 defined III., 352 contracts (including deeds), relations of  of incompeteney. in general, .... III., 364 effects of intoxication on, . .... III., 374 effects of old age and mental weakness on, . . . III., 361 insane persons, agreements of, not voidable before inquisition, III., 367 1)38 GENERAL -INDEX TO VOLS. 1., II., AND III. PAGE INSANITY IN ITS LEGAL RELATIONS, contracts, insane persons, agreements of, voidable after inquisition, ,. III., 367 as witnesses,. III., 421 contracts of, for necessaries not void or voidable, III., 367, 381 contracts on behalf of,. III., 371 contracts with, during lucid intervals,. III., 370 contracts with, subsequent to finding of insanity,. III., 369 validity and effects of judgments rendered against. III., 380 insanity, common law rule not now enforced,. III., 354 effects of, on agency and agent's contracts,. .. III., 371 effect of, on contract of insurance, .... III., 373 effect of, on liability for necessaries,. III., 381 effect of, on partnership. ...... III., 371 not apparent or known, sometimes does not render contracts voidable,. ... III., 367 of partner, III., 371 lucid intervals, III., 370 marriage contracts, how affected by insanity,. III., 376 old age and mental weakness, ..... III., 361 paranoia, III., 357 ratification, III., 366 after restoration of competency,. III., 368 undue influence, rule as to III., 361 weakness, mere physical and mental, does not incapacitate, III., 363 who may avoid contract, ...... III., 366 witnesses, insane persons as, ...... III., 421 criminal responsibility, ....... III., 429-501 abnormity or insufficiency of mind, when consistent with criminal responsibility,. III., 438 abuse of defence of insanity, ...... III., 433 adultery, how far a provocation, ..... III., 442 will not justify homicide, ..... III., 442 alcohol, insanity as result of use of, .... III., 482 belief in spirits, when no defence, ..... III., 440 burden of proof as to insanity, .... III., 556-576 delirium, insane, defined, ...... III., 462 delirium tremens, ........ III., 482 delusional insanity III., 462-479 dipsomania,. III., 259, 498 drunkard, habitual, defined III., 481, 482 drunkenness defined, III., 481 eccentricity or abnormality of character,. III., 438 emotional insanity, ....... III., 449 epilepsy and kindred diseases, III., 445 evidence in cases of insanity, ..... III., 433, 501 evidence of experts, III., 529 evidence of non-experts, ...... III., 529, 535 GENERAL INDEX TO VOLS. I., II.. AND III. U39 PAGE INSANITY IN ITS LEGAL RELATIONS, criminal responsibility, expert testimony in cases of insanity, .... III., 529 fever, delirium from, ....... III., 481 fixed or complete insanity, :. III., 437, 438 frenzy not amounting to total derangement, no excuse, III., 441 hypnotism,. III., 480 impulse insanity, or irresistible impulse,. III., 448, 450, 457 impulsive insanity, rule in New York as to,. III., 451 insane delirium, defined, ...... PAGB INSANITY IN ITS LEGAL RELATIONS, deeds, see Contracts. definitions .... III., 350, 353 delusional insanity,. ... III., 357 dementia ad ventitia,. III., 350 naturalis, III., 350 dipsomania, '. III., 259, 498 drugs, mental incapacity from, III. ,481, 500 persons stupefied by, as witnesses, .... III., 424 effects of, III., 354 of adjudication on. III., 378 on civil liability, ........ III., 425 on competency of witnesses, ...... III., 421 on contracts, including deeds,. III., 354 on domestic relations, ....... III., 383 on incumbency of office,. •. III., 424 on liability for necessaries,. III., 381 on liability to taxation, III., 424 on marriage,. III., 376 on non-contractual matters, ...... III., 383 on partnership,. III. 371 on residence,. III., 354 on responsibility for crime,. ,. .III., 429-501 on wills and testaments,. III., 384 evidence of,. III., 501 adjudications of insanity as evidence III., 525 admissions, III., 507 alleged lunatic as witness of his own insanity,. III., 501 alleged lunatic's conduct as evidence of his insanity,. III., 503 collateral issues respecting mental condition,. III., 510 at other times, III., 510 evidence on the border line of relevancy,. III., 514 evidence tending to show another degree of mental in- capacity, III., 512 proof of influences acting upon the alleged incompetent, tending to produce insanity,. III., 513 declarations,. III., 503 of third parties in evidence, ..... III., 507 evidences of insanity of relatives III., 508 of mental incapacity to make wills III., 516 of undue influence, ...... III., 518, 521 illustrations of competent evidence as to conduct,. III., 505 privilege against evidence of transactions with persons since become insane, ........ III., 515 expert witnesses, ......... III., 529 effect of expert testimony, III., 534 testimony of, upon hypothetical questions,. III., 529 GENERAL INDEX TO VOLS. I., II., AND III. 941 PAGE INSANITY IN ITS LEGAL RELATIONS, expert witnesses, testimony of, upon their knowledge of the facts, .... III., 531 who may qualify as,. III., 533 general definitions, III., 350, 353 idiocy,. ..'.... III., 338, 350 idiot, defined,. III., 351 imbecility,. III., 342 incumbency of office,. III., 424 insanity vacates office,. III., 424 intoxication, relation to, III.. 424 insane person, defined,. .... III., 351 insanity, defined, ;........ III.. 352 intoxication, v=. III., 352 burden of proof of, III., 573 effect of, on contracts, ....... III., 374 effect of, on incumbency of office III., 424 evidence of, III., 523 habitual, a cause for divorce or separation. PAGE INSANITY IN ITS LEGAL RELATIONS, non COW-IMS mentis, defined, ...... III., 351, 352 non-expert witnesses. HI., 529, 535 function of judge and jury with respect to competency and weight of opinion-evidence,. III., 546 Massachusetts rule, III., 546 New York rule, ........ III., 545 opinion-evidence of. III., 529, 535 limits of, , 111., 547 upon what facts or knowledge an opinion may be expressed by a non-expert, ....... III., 542 who may express an opinion,. III., 538 attesting witnesses. ....... III., 538 intimate acquaintances. ... III., 538 other non-expert witnesses,. III., 540 the alleged incompetent himself, .... III., 538 opinions of expert and non-expert witnesses,. III., 529 presumptions of,. III., 549 as to undue influence,. III., 553, 554 of continuance of insanity, ...... III., 551 of continuance of sanity, ...... III., 553 of insanity, III., 549, 552 of sanity. ,. III., 549 of testamentary capacity, ...... III., 550 previous adjudications as evidence in prosecutions for crime, III., 526 quantum of evidence required to prove, .... III., 558 residence, effect on, ........ III., 354 statutory definitions, words, and phrases denoting. III., 353 torts of others against insane persons, ..... III., 428 vacates an office, ......... III., 424 wills and testaments,. III., 384-421 burden of proof in,. III., 565 bunion of proof on contestants,. TIL. 565, 566 burden of proof on proponents,. III., 565,569 burden of proof, primti facie on whon:'.'. III., 565 effect of adjudication of insanity, .... III., 569 effect of unreasonableness of will on, .- •. III., 567 instructions to the jury, ...... III., 567 Massachusetts rule, the, ...... III., 569 partial insanity as affecting, ..... III., 569 presumption of continuance of insanity, as affecting, III., 568 propositions respecting, as laid down in the Parish will case, ........ III., 570 character of will does not affect its validity per se. III., 392 character of will may furnish some evidence of mental defect, ITT., 394 Christian science, belief in. does not necessarily incapacitate. III., 399 deafness or deaf-muteness not causing idiocy does not inca- pacitate, III., 410 GENERAL INDEX TO VOLS. I., II., AND III. 943 PAGE INSANITY IN ITS LKUAL RELATIONS, will* and testaments, degree of soundness, III., 385, 401 delirium of fever may incapacitate if testator not rational, III., 409 disease does not necessarily incapacitate. .III., 401 disease of the brain does not necessarily incapacitate,. PAGE INSANITY IN ITS LEGAL RELATIONS, wills and testaments, revocation of will,. III., 392 spiritualism, belief in, does not necessarily incapacitate,. III., 399 statutory rules as to wills in New York,. III., 385 testamentary capacity, general principle,. III., 384 undue influence,. III., 414, 415, 518, 521 cases illustrative of, III., 418, 521 combined with mental weakness may incapacitate, III., 416 evidence of, ..... III., 518, 521 what is not III., 419 unjustifiable ill-feeling does not invalidate will,. III., 394 when testator must be competent, '. III., 391 will itself , as evidence of insanity,. III., 516 witchcraft, belief in, does not necessarily incapacitate,. III., 399 witnesses, III., 421 insane persons as, III., 421 intoxicated persons as, ....... III., 423 persons stupefied by drugs as. ..... III., 424 INSANITY. MEDICAL ASPECT OF, III., 146-346 affective insanity, •. III., 239 alcoholic insanity, ......... III., 328 alcoholism, chronic,. -',. III., 330 analogous conditions in health III., 161 aphasia, III., 190 apoplexy,. III., 336 attention, .......... III., 154 arrested cerebral development. III., 338 brain, cortex of. III., 159 physiological function of. ...... III., 162 change of personality, ........ III., 158 chorea in insanity, ......... III., 300 circular insanity, .... .... III., 309 classification, ... III., 199, 201, 342, 343 conduct,. III., 173 consciousness,. ,. ,. III., 152 coprolalia,. ....... III., 257 cortex of brain,. III., 159 criminal brain, III., 198 delirium. III., 182 grave. ....... III., 313 delusions,. III., 177 best proof of insanity, ....... III., 158 concealment of, III., 179 definition of, III., 177 imperative conceptions III., 178 lucid intervals, .... III., 179, 180 of persecution,. III., 178, 268 GENERAL INDEX TO VOLS. I., II., AND III. 945 PAGE INSANITY, MEDICAL ASPECT OF, delusions, of special senses, III., 177 remission of,. III., 180 systematized,. III., 178 unsystematized,. •. III., 178 without relation to the act, III., 151 dementia,. III., 195 adventitia. III., 161, 200 alcoholic,. III., 330 complete. III., 231 facial expression in. -. III., 187 heredity in,. '.'."_ III., 230 loss of identity in,. .-=?-. III., 232 naturalis,. III., 161, 200 pracox, .......... III., 345 primary,. -. III., 230 secondary, III., 231 senile,. III., 334 varieties of,. III., 234 with agitation, III., 234 with apathy. III., 236 difference between legal and medical views of insanity,. III., 179, 349 dipsomania,. ... •. III., 259 duration of time in thought,. III., 154 ear, the insane,. .III.. 184 eccentricity in dress. ........ PAGE INSANITY, MEDICAL ASPECT OF, etiology, grief, III., 164 heredity, III., 164 imprisonment, III., 165, 166 influenza, III., 170 inhabitants of citie,s ....... III., 163 injuries, III., 164 insolation, ......... III., 172 malaria III., 170 marriage,. III.. 164 meningitis, ......... III., 167 morphine, ......... III., 170 multiple sclerosis, III., 168 nervous disease, ........ III., 168 occupation, ......... III., 166 operations, ......... III., 171 predisposing causes, ...... III., 163, 165 quinine, III., 170 race, III., 164 reflex origin, ......... III., 171 religion, III., 166 rheumatism, III., 170 shock III., 172 syphilis III., 169 table of causes, ........ III., 173 tuberculosis, ......... III., 168 tumors, .......... III., 168 eye symptoms, ......... III., 189 facial expression,. .III., 185 feelings, III., 153 folie raisomiante , ......... III., 241 genius and insanity, .... ... III., 163 gout and insanity, ......... III., 306 habit, changes in, ......... III., 188 hallucinations defined. ........ III., 175 absence of visual in the blind, ..... III., 176 special senses affected in, III., 176 handwriting. III., 191 heredity, in diagnosis, ..... III., 182 homicidal insanity, III., 250 hypnotism, .......... III., 310 hypochondriacal insanity, ....... III., 291 hypochondriasis. III., 292 hysterical insanity, ........ III., 288 hysteria. *. III., 288 liystero-epilepsy. ... .... III., 289 idiocv. III., 338 GENERAL IXDEX TO VOLS. I., II., AXD III. 947 PAGE INSANITY, MEDICAL ASPECT OF, idiocy, facial expression in, ...... III., 341, 342 illusions, definition of, ........ III., 177 imbecility, III., 342 impulse, homicidal,. III., 247, 250 irresistible, III. ,245, 249 suicidal, III., 252 impulsive insanity, III., 244 indications of , ......... III., 173 insane neurosis,. .III. ,158 insanity, III., 155 affective. ^. III., 239 alcoholic, III., 328 causes of, III., 163 chorea in, III., 300 circular, III., 309 clinical aspect of, ........ III., 159 difference between legal and medical views of,. III., 179, 349 epileptic, III., 293 exciting causes of, III., 167 from constitutional neuroses III. ,281 homicidal. .."....... III., 250 hypochondriacal, III., 291 hysterical, III.. 288 impulsive,. III.. 244 legal definition of, ....... III., 155. 156 medical definition of III., 155, 158 of lactation. III., 302 of menopause, III., 303 of puberty,. III., 304 periodical .III., 309 phthisis and III., 306 predisposing causes of III., 163. 165 puerperal. III., 301 religious, III., 273 rheumatism and III., 305 synonyms, III., 156 syphilitic III.. 327 terminology of HI.. 156, 161, 343 what is? III., 156  acts in, . III., 195, 224, 343 . III., 313 . . . . III. ,229 948 GENERAL INDEX TO VOLS. I., II., AND Iir. INSANITY, MEDICAL ASPECT 1-1. letters of the in: loss of free will, lucid interval, mania. defined, .... . III., 195, 224 dementia in . ... III., 227 facial expression in, ....... III., 18G forms of, ... III., 224, 226 hallucinations, etc., of. ..... . III., 224 hallucinatory, . . III., 237 letter-writing in, .... ... III., 227 onset of, . . . III., 224 physical  of insanity contrasted with the legal view of the same, III., 349 melancholia III., 195, 203, 343 case, Field's, .... ... III., 207 with homicidal intent . ...... III., 223 cataleptic state in, III., 220 chronic, III., 221 definition of. . III., 195, 205 facial expression in, ...... III., 185, 205 folie it <lc.ux, .... . III., 219 hallucinations in, ... ... III., 20(5 homicide in, III., 207 simple . . . III., 218 with stupor . . . III., 181 without delusions. .... . III., 220 memory, ..... ... III., 181 activity of ... III., 181 complete loss of. . ... III., 181 temporary loss of. ... ... III., 181 menopause, insanity at . . . .... III., 303 mind, science of III., 152 moral insanity,  III., 161 nymphomania, ... . III., 260 GENERAL INDEX TO VOLS. I., II., AND III. 049 PAGE INSANITY. MEDICAL  querulent, III., 272 religious, ......... III., 273 typical forms of, ........ III.. 200 paresis, general, ....... . III., 310 complications in, .••'.". . . . . III., 323 eye symptoms in, ........ III., 189 facial expression in, ... '." . . III., 187, 320 partial insanity. ......... III., 148 pathology of III., 195 perceptions, .......... III., 154  ...... III., 189 pyromania, ........... III., 254 reasoning insanity. ........ III., 241 mania. ... III., 242  indications. ........ III., 184 special forms of insanity, .......  154 mechanism of, ........ III., 152 transitory mania. . . IIF.,201,298 typhomania, : . . . III., 313 INSOLATION. I., 948 FNSI'LATION OF ELECTRICAL CONDUCTORS II., 183 I.MSrHANCE, MEDICO-LEGAL RELATION8 OF, . . . III., 129-143 definitions of terms used in policies, . . . III.. 130 accident. III.. 130 0")0 GENERAL INDEX TO VOLS. T.. IF., AND III. PAGE l.NSt KANCK, MEDICO-LEGAL RELATIONS OF, definitions of, affection III., 138 attendance of physician. ..... III., 138, 140 breaking of limb III.. 138 disease,. III., 138 epidemics, ......... III.. 138 external, violent, and accidental means,. III., 136, 138 external and visible signs of injury,. .III., 139, 143 habits III.. 139 health. III., 138, 139 intemperance, death caused by. ..... III., 139 intoxicating liquor or narcotics, death from use of,. III., 139 loss of a member, ........ III., 140 medical treatment. ........ III., 140 natural causes, death from, ...... III., 140 over-exertion. ......... III., 140 poison,. III., 140 proximate cause of death. ...... III., 141 pulmonary disease, ........ III., 142 serious illness, ........ III., 142 spitting blood, III., 138, 143 suicide III., 143 sunstroke III., 136, 143 total disability III., 143 vaccination, successful,. .III., 143 visible marks upon the body, ..... III., 139, 143 effect of insanity upon contract of, ..... III., 373 effect of misstatements on part of insured,. .III.. 133 medical examiner agent of the insurer, ..... III., 132 powers and duties of. for life insurance, .... III., 131 proofs of death, ......... III., 13.5 INTEMPERANCE, death caused by, medico-legal significance of term. III., 139 INTESTINES, post-mortem examination of, ..... I., 853 wounds of,. II., 132 INTOXICATED PERSON, as office-holder. ...... III., 424 as witness, .......... III., 42',] INTOXICATING LIQTTOR, death from use of. medico-legal significance of term , III., 139 INTOXICATION, as a defence to criminal prosecution,. III., 481 as a contempt, III., 482 involuntary, .......... III., 496 voluntary III., 486 IOWA, legal status of dead body in, ...... I., 791 statutes regulating the practice of medicine in,. I., 258. 689 statutes relating to incompetent persons in,. III.. 645 IRELAND, statutes regulating the practice of medicine in, I., 179, 542, 706 IRRUMATION. II., 750 GENERAL INDEX TO VOLS. I.. II., AND III. 951 PAGE IT'NEKANT DOCTORS,. '. I., 745 VENDERS, I., 746 KANSAS, legal status of dead body \i(, I., 791 statutes regulating the practice of medicine in,. I., 268, 691 statutes relating to incompetent persons in. .... III., 650 KENTUCKY, legal status of dead body in,. •. I., 792 statutes regulating the practice of medicine in,. I., 276, 691 statutes relating to incompetent persons in III., 654 KIDNEYS, post-mortem examination of, ..... I., 852 rupture of. ........ II., 130 wounds of,. '. 1 II., 130 KILLING OK UNBORN CHILD '. II., 411 KLEPTOMANIA ". LIFE INSURANCE, see Insurance. LIGHTNING, ....... TT , 207 action of, on clothing, II., 209 autopsies after death from. . . . .. II., 218 burns from, TT,211 contusions by, . . . •  216 loss of consciousness from , .. II., 213 loss of memory from, ..... '. II., 221 mental impairment from. II., 214 paralysis from,. II.. 214 pathology of stroke of II., 217 post-mortem findings, II., 220 sight affected by, ......... II., 216 smell affected by, . . . • .. II., 217 staining of skin by, II., 213 survivorship in cases of death by, . . . ' . , ». II., 348 symptoms produced by,  II.,  TT , 416 LIVER, post-mortem examination of, . . . . .. I., 857 rupture of, .......... II., 128 wounds of, .....  cases, ...... II., 502 as to insanity, in civil cases. . . . .. II., 502 in criminal cases, ........ II., 499 examination of plaintiff in civil actions to recover damages foi r personal injuries, II., 502 in cases of alleged impotency in actions for divorce. II., 501 in cases of infancy, in criminal cases. ..... II., 497 in civil cases,. TT , 501 in criminal cases, ......... II., 497 in disputed heirship, II., 501 refusal of plaintiff to submit to medical examination, when ad-  in capital cases. II., 499 when defendant in a  II.. AM) III. 953 PAGE Loss OF A XIEMBEK, medico-legal significance of term, . . . III., 140 Loi LSI ANA, legal status of dead body in, ..... I., 792 statutes regulating the practice of medicine in, . . . I., 2.80 statutes relating to incompetent persons in, . .  ....... III., 564 LUNATIC, see Insanity. LUNGS, in death from strangulation, . . , . . II., 236 from submersion, . . ..... II., 327 post-mortem examination of, . . ...= . .  in, . • . . . I., 792 statutes regulating the practice of medicine in. . . I., 286, 691 statutes relating to incompetent persons in, . . .  I., 85 inspection of injured persons at or before trial. . . I., 85 acts forbidden by statute, ....... I., 74 care and skill required, a mixed question of law and fact, . I., 83 change and advancement in medical knowledge to be con- sidered •'•'.' I., 82 civil liability I., 80 for lack of ordinary skill and care only. . . . I., 80 contributory negligence. I., 87 criminal,  of care and skill in, ...... I., 80 experiments not to be tried on patients. . . . I., 3(5, 83 gross negligence I., 78 if wilful, honest intent no defence.  81 partner's liability for ... ... I., 85 wilful. . I., 73 054 GENERAL INDEX TO VOLS. I., II., AND III. PAGE MALPRACTICE SUITS, x-ray, ........ III., 799 MAMM.E, changes in. during pregnancy, II., 568 in virgins, .......... II., 675 MANIA (and see Insanity),. III., 195, 224, 343, 460 MANITOBA, statutes regulating the practice of medicine in,. I., 595 MARKS OF POWDER,. II., 155, 160 MARKS UPON BODY, VISIBLE, medico-legal significance of term, III., 139, 143 MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE, MEDICO-LEGAL ASPECT OF,. III., 758-770 capacity for marriage, ........ III., 761 mental capacity, ........ III., 761 physical incapacity,. III., 762 legal effects of disease on marriage. III., 766 annulment for fraud, ....... III., 766 contracting venereal disease as a proof of adultery,. III., 769 disease as a ground for divorce,. •;. III., 768 disease rendering cohabitation dangerous, as a defence to an action for breach of promise of marriage,. III., 767 pregnancy at the time of marriage as a ground for annul- ment or divorce, ....... III., 769 MARRIAGE, effect of mental incapacity on III., 761 effect of insanity upon III., 376 effect of intoxication upon. .. .III., 379 relation of insanity to, ........ III., 376 sexual incapacity and dissolution of,. .II., 635 MARRIED WOMEN, liability of, for medical services,. I., 37 MARYLAND, legal status of dead body in, ..... I., 793 statutes regulating the practice of medicine in,. .1., 289 statutes relating to incompetent persons in. III., 661 MASK OF PREGNANCY V*". •. II., 556 MASSACHUSETTS, legal status of dead body in. .1., 793 statutes regulating the practice of medicine in,. I., 302 statutes relating to incompetent persons in,. III., 664 MASSAGE, ... .... I., 13, 22, 750 MASSOCHISM,. ... .. .II., 739 MASTER, liability ot, for services rendered servant, ... I.. 39 MASTURBATION III., 191 MECONIUM II., 440, 532 MEDICAL board I., 750 College I., 751 Council I., 751 Education, .......... I., 751 Examiners (and see Coroners), ..... I., 751 contract of coroner with, binds county to payment of rea- sonable compensation, .... .1., 816 coroners may employ, ....... I., 816 for life insurance, ... III., 331 agent of the insurer,. III.. 132 GENERAL INDEX TO VOLS. I., II., ANH III. 955 PAf.B MEDICAL Examiners, for lift- insurance, may supplement the printed questions,. III., 134 powers and duties of, III., 131 in Massachusetts I., 818 cannot hold autopsy unless authorized, ... I., 818 cannot hold an inquest, .... .1., 818 in place of coroners, .... I., 818 New York statutory provisions. 