Lectures on diseases of the nervous systemJ. & A. Churchill, 1878 - 495 pages |
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abdomen abscess acute affected afterwards aphasia apoplexy appeared arachnitis arachnoid atrophy attack became become bed sore bladder blood-vessels body brain Bright's disease CASE.-A cause centres cerebellum cerebral changes chronic condition contraction convolutions convulsions corpus striatum death delirium tremens diagnosis disease dura mater effusion of blood epilepsy excitement fact faradization feeling fibres fits fluid function galvanism ganglia grey matter head headache healthy hemiplegia hemispheres hospital hysterical inflammation inflammatory injury insensible involved irritation kind legs lesion limbs loss lymph medulla medulla oblongata membranes meningitis mental months morbid motor move movements muscles muscular nerve nervous system observed occur organs pain paralysis paraplegia paroxysms patient pia mater portion post-mortem posterior produce pupils recovered regards remarkable seen sensation softening sometimes spasm speak speech spinal cord spine substance suffering surface symptoms thalamus tion tissue tongue tumour ventricles vessels walk weakness whilst whole
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