Clinical lecture on a case of progressive muscular sclerosis (pseudo-hypertrophic muscular paralysis of duchenne). / by William Pepper.

  • Pepper William, 1843-1898.
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[1871?]
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Credit: Clinical lecture on a case of progressive muscular sclerosis (pseudo-hypertrophic muscular paralysis of duchenne). / by William Pepper. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Meigs and Pepper.—Diseases of Children, 4th ed., Philadelphia, 1870^ P- 587. Rosenthal.—Diag. u. Ther. d. Nervenkrank., Erlangen, 1870, p. 216. Jaccoud.—Traite d. Path. Int., Paris, 1870, vol. i. p. 364. W. B. Kesteven.—Journal of Mental Science, April, 1870, p. 41. I,. Down.—Journal of Mental Science, April, 1870, p. 46. D. Dyce Brow'n.—Edin. Med. Journ., June, 1870, p. 1079. M. Clymer.—New York Med. Record, July 16, 1870. Ingalls and Webber.—Boston Med. and Surg. Journ., November 17, 1870. T. Laycock.—Med. Times and Gaz., January 14, 1871, p. 33. SYNONYMY. Duchenne, 1861.—Paralysie hypertrophique congenitale. “ 1868.—Paralysie musculaire pseudo-hypertrophique, or Paralysie myo-sclerosique. Stoffella and Griesinger, 1865.—So-called Muscular Hypertrophy. Heller, 1866.—Lipomatosis luxurians musculorum progressiva. Sigmundt, 1866.—Muscular Palsy in Consequence of Hypertrophy of the Interstitial Fat and Connective Tissue. Seidel, 1867.—Atropie musculorum lipomatosa. Bergeron and Lutz, 1867.—Fatty Muscular Hypertrophy. Jaccoud and others, 1870.—Sclerose musculaire progressive (Progress- ive Muscular Sclerosis).