Clinical Lessons On Nervous Diseases
Clinical Lessons On Nervous Diseases
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If this be so, we must also admit that these changes are in certain cases very rapid, as I have now seen at least four cases, all of right-sided cerebral lesion, in which one or more joint-lesions followed within four days. Then there is, too, a small group of cases not alluded to in the books, in which the sequence is as follows: 1. Primarily, unilateral pain in muscular or fibrous tissues and great soreness.
2. Tenderness of certain joints, slight swelling, and pain on only one side. Repeated... attacks strictly limited to one side.
3. Subsequent cerebral clot and paralysis of the pain- ful side.
4. Increase of joint-lesions on the palsied side alone, and generally chronic unilateral joint-trouble.
Another type, which, like this, gives us occasion enough to reflect, is this: 1. Long-continued, or occasional, muscular aches on one side only, without heart-disease or gout, and with no joint-troubles.
2. After a year or two paralysis of the side thus previously affected.
3. Secondary joint-lesions on the same side, becoming chronic.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If this be so, we must also admit that these changes are in certain cases very rapid, as I have now seen at least four cases, all of right-sided cerebral lesion, in which one or more joint-lesions followed within four days. Then there is, too, a small group of cases not alluded to in the books, in which the sequence is as follows: 1. Primarily, unilateral pain in muscular or fibrous tissues and great soreness.
2. Tenderness of certain joints, slight swelling, and pain on only one side. Repeated... attacks strictly limited to one side.
3. Subsequent cerebral clot and paralysis of the pain- ful side.
4. Increase of joint-lesions on the palsied side alone, and generally chronic unilateral joint-trouble.
Another type, which, like this, gives us occasion enough to reflect, is this: 1. Long-continued, or occasional, muscular aches on one side only, without heart-disease or gout, and with no joint-troubles.
2. After a year or two paralysis of the side thus previously affected.
3. Secondary joint-lesions on the same side, becoming chronic.
What to read after Clinical Lessons On Nervous Diseases?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mitchell Silas Weir to read onlineMoreLess
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