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Ser.: American Journal of Psychiatry, vol. V, no. 1, July 1925. 8vo. pp. 117-131, [1]. Printed wrappers. Very good. The problem of the industrial neuroses is perhaps the interesting and at the same time the most important from nomic and public health standpoint in the whole field of industrial medicine. From the standpoint of the employer, there are few other medical or surgical conditions which compare, so far as duration of disability is concerned, with the problem presented by the duration of the post traumatic psychoneuroses following injury. Medical expense and compensation charges makes this type of real economic problem to the employer. From the viewpoint of the injured workman, the psychoneuroses are a potent source of unhappiness for himself and his family. I do not mean to say that the question of compensation to injured workmen has served in any great degree to stimulate the production of these neuroses, but I do feel that more systematic and intensive study of these cases has been possible since various compensation laws were put in operation first in Germany, then in America and other countries. In spite of the fact that these cases existed prior to the inception of the compensation acts in various states, we believe that was not until the war gave us an insight into mechanisms at work, that our knowledge crystallized. Various descriptive studies have been made of the psychoneuroses prior to the war, notably by Oppenheim and Kraepelin in Germany, and many others in this country. Not until the war, however, were psychiatrists given an opportunity to study this problem carefully in an intensive and large way. â" author.…

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