Nouvelle Iconographie De La SalpÃatrière, Volume 13 offers a detailed glimpse into the clinical practices and research conducted at the SalpÃatrière Hospital in Paris during the late 19th century. This volume, part of a larger series, meticulously documents neurological and psychiatric cases, providing invaluable insights into the understanding and treatment of mental and nervous disorders of the time. The collection features detailed observations, case studies, and potentially photographic illustrations, offering a rich resource for historians of medicine, psychiatry, and neurology.

This historical record captures the pioneering work of physicians and researchers at the SalpÃatrière, contributing to the development of diagnostic methods and therapeutic approaches. It remains a crucial text for understanding the evolution of medical science and the history of mental health treatment.

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