A Treatise on the diseases of the nervous systemD. Appleton and Company, 1876 - 883 páginas |
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Términos y frases comunes
action acute affected alcohol anesthesia aphasia appearance artery attack blood body brain bromide cause cerebellum cerebral anæmia cerebral congestion cerebral hemorrhage character Charcot chronic columns condition contractions convulsions corpus striatum cure death derangement diagnosis dilated disease disorder doses dura mater embolism epilepsy epileptic excited existence extent extravasation eyes face facial fact gradually gray matter hæmorrhage head hemiplegia hemisphere hysteria increased induced inflammation insanity instances involved left side lesion limbs lobe locomotor ataxia loss lower extremities Medical medulla oblongata membranes meningitis mental morbid anatomy movements muscles nerve nervous system observed occur ophthalmoscope pain paralyzed Paris paroxysm pathology patient phenomena pia mater post-mortem examination posterior potassium present produced prognosis progressive muscular atrophy regards result sclerosis seat sensation sensibility skin softening sometimes spasm speech spinal cord spinal paralysis stage strychnia substance symptoms tetanus tion tissue tongue treatment tremor tumors vertigo vessels
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