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Anna O. presents a clinical picture that was apparently seen with some frequency in consulting rooms in the Victorian period. We doubt that many clinicians at the present time see patients quite like Anna O. For this reason, DSM-IV-TR does not have a single category that would encompass the variety of symptoms and the often chronic course that correspond to the traditional concept of Hysteria. Anna O. is therefore a diagnostic enigma for today's clinician.

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