Volume 2

Health and disease in relation to marriage and the married state : a manual / contributed to by G. Abelsdorff [and others] ; edited by H. Senator and S. Kaminer ; ... translation from the German ... by J. Dulberg.

Date:
1904-1905
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    Impotentia gignendi and gonorrhoea, 524- Impotentia. See also Potentia coeun- di. Impregnation, 58. Impregnation of maternal germ-cells, 58. Impressions, maternal, 54. In-an-in-breeding, 81. In-and-in-breeding of wild animals, 98. Incarceration of retroflected uterus, 807. Incest, 6, 85. Incest and alcoholism, 1070. Incontinence of urine, permanent, 762. Individual predisposition, 46. Individualism and marriage, 877. Individualistic view of marriage, 1198. Inducted insanity, 972. Inebriety and the German law, 1096, etc. Inebriety, laws of different countries on, 1101. Inebriety, meaning of term, 1098. Inebriety. See also Alcoholism. Infanticide, justified, 1110. Infantile habit, 701. Infantile marriages, 180. Infantile mortality among the off- spring of working women, 1155. Infantile pelvis, 671. Infantile spinal paralysis, 939. Infection, distinguished from infec- tious disease, 44. Infection, germinal, 43. Influence, maternal, on foetus, 54. Influenza and heart-disease, 345. Inherited defects of germinal cells, 30. Inherited diseases, 47. Inherited predisposition to disease, 48. Inherited, meaning of word, 37, 42. Inherited peculiarities, 26. Injuriousness of marriage, 25. Inoculation, protective, 162. Insane, persons formerly, and mar- riage, 957. Insane persons, marriage of, 959. Insanity, alcoholic; some statistical figures, 1074, 1076. Insanity and divorce, 973. Insanity and divorce, laws of differ- ent countries on, 973, 974. Insanity and hereditary predisposi- tion, 948. Insanity and heredity, 945. Insanity and morphinism, 1121. Insanity, artificial abortion in, 967, etc. Insanity, conjugal, 967. Insanity, contagiousness of, 972. Insanity, danger of, occurring in married men, 971. Insanity, deception with regard to former, 958. Insanity, hereditary predisposition to, and marriage, 951. Insanity, individuals predisposed to, and their offspring, 956. Insanity, inducted, 972. Insanity in relation to marriage, by Mendel, 945. Insanity, literature on, 978. Insanity, post-connubial, 966. Insanity resulting from consang. mar- riages, 103. Insanity through alcoholism, 1071. Insanity. See also Psychosis. Instruction to future husbands and wives, 550. Insurance against sickness, German law on, 1105, etc. Intercourse. See also Coitus, Sexual intercourse. Intercourse, sexual, see Sexual inter- course. Intermixture, causes of racial degen- eration, 93. Interrupted intercourse, consequences of, 781, etc. Interrupted sexual intercourse, 234, 35i, 779- Intestinal catarrh, 420. Intestines, diseases of, 409. Intestines, laceration of, 420. Intoxications, occupational, 1145. Intra-uterine stems, 785. Introduction by Senator, 5. Involution-period, sexual interc. dur- ing, 232. Irideremia, 683. Iris, defects of, and heredity, 683. Iroquois, marriage among, 94. Irrigation, Vaginal. See Vaginal ir- rigation. Irritable weakness, 527, 894. Irritation theory of cancer, 830. Ishmael and Isaac, 1192. Israel (pyelitis), 469. Israel (tubercul. of kidneys), 470, 471, 472, 477- Ittmann and Ledermann (pemphi- gus), 595- J Jablotschkoff (diabetes), 277. Jacksonian epilepsy, 913. Jacob. See Goldscheider. Jacob and Pannwitz (contagiousness of tuberculosis), 378.