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177. Kohnstamm, O. On hypnotic influence on disturbances of menstruation. Die Therapie der Gegenwart. 1907, 48: 354-59.

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179. Kroger, W. S. and Freed, S. C. The psychosomatic treatment of functional dysmenorrhea by hypnosis. American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, December 1943, 817-822.

180. Kubie, L. S. Manual of emergency treatment for acute war neuroses. War Medicine, 6: 582-98, December 1943.

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295. Schilder, P. and Kauders, O. Hypnosis. Translated by S. Rothenberg. Nervous and Mental Disease Monograph Series, 1927, 46: 118.



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