The pathological prodromes of taboparesis : syphilis, meningitis, the genesis of the cranial nerve, implications / by Tom A. Williams.

  • Williams, Tom A. (Tom Alfred), 1870-
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1910
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Credit: The pathological prodromes of taboparesis : syphilis, meningitis, the genesis of the cranial nerve, implications / by Tom A. Williams. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    still continues; so that she may be regarded as out of danger for the time being at least. Case VII.—A single woman, 28; had roseola in 1901, and numerous secondaries. In 1903 trigem- inal neuralgia, more especially frontal, which was Fig. 10.—Fascicule A (Azoulay stain); _ note in a some fibers uncolored or small, and the progressive diminution of colored fibers, in b, c, and d. followed by a double hemorrhagic retinitis. An enorrnous lymphocytosis was present. A year later, right hemiplegia and aphasia appeared, the symp- toms of which were practically well a year after. She was punctured periodically until October, 1908, and always showed an enormous quantity of cellu-
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