Of the causes, nature, and treatment of palsy and apoplexy: of the forms, seats, complications, and morbid relations of paralytic and apoplectic diseases / By James Copland.

  • James Copland
Date:
1850
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Credit: Of the causes, nature, and treatment of palsy and apoplexy: of the forms, seats, complications, and morbid relations of paralytic and apoplectic diseases / By James Copland. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    ii. Of the supposed Relations subsisting between the Lesion of the Brain and the Symptoms at- tending and following the attack = - - Cuap. V. Of certain Topics more especially connected with the Pathology of Palsy s = x i. The remote Changes in the Seat of Heemor- rhage - - ‘a 4 : ii. Interrupted Circulation to, or Anemia of, a portion of the Brain may occasion Palsy = - iii. Of the Mechanism and Functions of the Spinal Chord ~ - A. Of the Mechanism of the Chord ~ B. Of Irritability in relation to the Spinal Chord - - - - - C. Of the state of the Sphincters in con- nection with the function of the Chord - D. Of the influence of the different Columns of the Chord on the sensitive and motor Powers - - - - E. Of various sympathetic Phenomena in connection with Palsy - - - iv. Of the influence of Congestion of the venous Sinuses of the Spine in causing Paralysis - SECTION VIL Or tHe Treatment or Patsy anp AFro- PLEXY - - - - — Cuap. I. The means which should be employed when Palsy or Apoplexy is threatened - - Es Cuap. II. The Treatment of the different States and Com- plications of Apopleay - = : i. Treatment of Apoplexy unattended by de- pression of Vascular Action or by marked exhaustion of Nervous power—of Sthenic Apoplexy - - - - - ii, Treatment of the Depressed States of Apo- plectic Seizure —of Asthenic Apoplexy - iii. Means which are admissible in certain States of either the Sthenic or Asthenic forms of attack - - - - - Page 353 357