Prolonged hysterical spasm
N. I. Bondarev
Neurology Bulletin ›› 1914, Vol. XXI ›› Issue (1) : 114 -121.
One of the serious complications of hysteria are movement disorders in the form of paraplegia or seizures and contractures. Contractures usually develop suddenly, sometimes follow paralysis and anesthesia, often developing in the late stages of hysteria and can be paraplegic, hemiplastic and monoplastic.
Bondarev N.I.
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