Selected monographs.

  • Adolf Kußmaul
Date:
1859
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    CHAPTER VII. PAGE Interruptiou of the circulation in the great arteries of the neck causes arterial antemia of the brain, and this ansemia produces convulsions . 39 CHAPTER VIII. On the results of post-mortem examinations after death by hsemorrhage and application of the ligature to the great arteries of the neck . 45 CHAPTER IX. The starting-point of epileptic convulsions from rapid and profuse hemorrhage is not to be traced to the spinal cord . • 53 CHAPTER X. On the mode of procedure for determining the cerebral region from whence general convulsions after profuse hsemorrhage, arise . 60 CHAPTER XI. Ou the relative importance of the several parts of the brain in producing general convulsions upon abstraction of arterial blood . • 09 CHAPTER XII. On the nervous centres to which the symptoms exhibited by epileptic attacks are to be referred • • • ' CHAPTER XIII. Upon those changes in the substance of the brain which are the proximate causes of epileptic attacks and affections • • -5 CHAPTER XIV. Upon the nervous centres from which the alterations of the brain resulting in epileptic attacks proceed CHAPTER XV. Synopsis and General Summary • • ' ' APPENDIX 81 102 104 108
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