To sum up: I cannot see the real ætiology of a neurosis in the various manifestations of infantile sexual development and their corresponding phantasies.
I must state that a purely sexual ætiology of neurosis seems to me much too narrow.
The importance of being familiar with the ætiology of the disease before we can expect to combat it with any well-grounded hope of success is evident.
And who can prognosticate but that in the next decade an entire revolution in the ætiology and treatment of many diseases may take place?
Bacteriology, with its relation to the science of medicine, is of importance to every investigating physician; it covers our knowledge of the relation of these minute organisms to the ætiology of disease.
The chapter on ætiology treats of the transmission by mosquitoes.
The ætiology of spasmophilia is still a matter for dispute, but the evidence which we possess is in favour of the view that we have here to deal with a disturbance of calcium metabolism.
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