stuporous

Memory, for both recent and remote events, fair, with complete amnestic gaps for the stuporous periods.

He was again in a stuporous condition on his readmission to our hospital, and absolutely oblivious to his surroundings.

August, 1907:—Has been again in a stuporous state for four days.

The stuporous face is empty, that of the other lined with melancholy.

On the other hand, recovery may ensue after the stuporous condition has lasted for several weeks.

Meta S. (Case 15) claimed that while stuporous her tongue would not move.

In 24 hours she woke up, began to sing "Rest for the Weary," prayed, then was stuporous again for six hours.

The next stage is reached where the stuporous case can be stood upon his feet but cannot be induced to walk.

Stuporous conditions may introduce the latter, and, vice versa, Ganser complexes may creep into the stupor.

When deafness is associated with mutism, he thinks it is often due merely to the inattention of the stuporous state.