Hare E H
Psychiatr Dev. 1985 Autumn;3(3):245-55.
Conditions which had an historical association with Asylums in the years 1850-1950, but which are no longer commonly seen in psychiatric practice, are reviewed. These include: Asylum pellagra, Erysipelas, Insane Ear and Fractured Ribs. The history of each condition and its manifestation is reviewed in the context of its relationship with mental illness and its treatment as seen by authorities writing when these conditions were prevalent. It is not clear why these conditions became common, why they had a particular association with Asylums, or why they have largely disappeared.
回顾了1850年至1950年间与精神病院有历史关联但在当今精神科实践中已不常见的病症。这些病症包括：精神病院糙皮病、丹毒、疯耳和肋骨骨折。结合这些病症盛行时权威人士所描述的与精神疾病及其治疗的关系，对每种病症的历史及其表现进行了回顾。目前尚不清楚这些病症为何曾经普遍存在，为何与精神病院有特定关联，以及为何它们在很大程度上已经消失。
