Studies in neurological diagnosis / by James J. Putnam and George A. Waterman.

  • Putnam, James Jackson, 1846-1918.
Date:
1902
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Credit: Studies in neurological diagnosis / by James J. Putnam and George A. Waterman. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine, through the Medical Heritage Library. The original may be consulted at the Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine, Harvard Medical School.

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    Vlll NO. OF CASE CVI. evil. CVIII. CIX. ex. CXI. exii. exiii. cxiv. exv. exvi. exvii. CXVIII. exix. exx. cxxi. exxii. Intense Headache; Increasing Stupor; Irregular eonvulsive Movements of All Extremities, of Slight Degree: Death 133 eonvulsions of the Right Arm and Leg and Right Side of the Face, leading to Hemiplegia, with Involvement of the Arm much more than the Leg 134 Injury to Head, followed by Headache, Vomit- ing, gradually deepening Impairment of Con- sciousness. Convulsions : Eventual Recovery . 136 Hemiplegia of Unusual Form and Onset .... 137 Wide-spread Paralysis with Unconsciousness, fol- lowing an Acute Infectious Disease. Partial Recovery; Mental Deterioration 139 Temporary Paralysis of Arms and Legs, of Acute Onset, with Disturbance of Sensibility. Im- provement, followed by Headache and Con- vulsion. Recovery 140 Acute, Severe Headache in a Young Person, fol- lowed by Unconsciousness without Further Symptoms, S-nd ending fatally J 41 Headache; Pallor, without Discoverable Changes in the Blood * * ' 142 Headache 143 Very Gradual Loss of Consciousness, with Pain in the Head, following a Shght Injury. Eventual Recovery 144 Headache 145 Persistent Occipital Headache . . . . . . 146 Injury with Unconsciousness; Improvement, then Relapse; Fever and Muscular Rigidity: Death 147 Convulsions of the Left Side, recurring regularly in an Elderly Patient recovering from Influ- enza, and resulting in Hemiplegia ...» 148 Attacks, at Different Periods, of Transient Hemi- plegia with Aphasia ; Paraplegia with Crossed Paralysis of Sensation, Motion, etc. Improve- ment under Treatment . 149 Complete Paralysis of Acute Onset, with Universal Rigidity 150 Convulsive Seizures; Attacks of Unconsciousness with Automatic Movements 151