Myelitis of the Anterior Horns: Or, Spinal Paralysis of the Adult and Child

acute adults affection anæsthesia anterior horns appeared asphyxia atrophic paralysis autopsy bed-sore bladder cent cervical cervical enlargement Charcot chromic acid chronic cold columns contractions degeneration disease Duchenne electrical electro-muscular contractility ergot examination extensor faradic current fatty febrile feet fever forearms galvanic ganglion cells gradually granular gray matter hands horns Idem infantile spinal paralysis instances left leg left lower extremity lesion lower limbs lumbar lumbar enlargement Mary Putnam Jacobi medulla oblongata months muscular atrophy myelitis nerve normal numbness occurred pain palsied muscles paralyzed muscles paraplegia paresis patient poliomyelitis posterior Prof progressive muscular atrophy pulse rectum reflex movements right leg sclerosis Sensibility showed slight sphincter spinal cord spinal paralysis strychnia sub-acute symptoms syphilis thigh tion toes treatment upper extremities urine walk wasted weak weeks xlii xliii xliv xvii xviii xxvi xxvii xxxi xxxii xxxiv xxxix xxxv xxxvi xxxviii