The Student's Hand-Book of Medicine And Therapeutics
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— A sudden hemiplegia of the right side, with aphasia.
Consciousness. — Not Visually entirely abolished.
CEREBRAL THROMBOSIS.
Causes. — 1. Atheroma and morbid states of the arteries, as seen in chronic Blight's disease, syphilis, pyeemia, etc.
2. Pressure upon the veins or arteries.
Sex. — Equally frequent in both sexes.
Onset, — Gradual — with prodromal symp- toms.
Convulsions. — Convulsive attacks are common, and may exist for some time in venous thrombosis.
Paralysis may occur suddenly in ar...terial thrombosis, but aphasia is not so common.
Profound coma supervenes.
Lastly, we must remember that hsemorrliage, embolism, or thrombosis, may be confined to the small vessels of the cortex alone.
In cortical hcemorrhage — 1. Consciousness is seldom completely lost at the onset of paralysis.
2. The resulting paralysis is of a " monoplegic " type.
3. The paralysis is often transitory.
4. Eigidity of affected muscles comes on earlier.
5. Prognosis is much more favourable.
Embolisin and ThroTnibosis.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— A sudden hemiplegia of the right side, with aphasia.
Consciousness. — Not Visually entirely abolished.
CEREBRAL THROMBOSIS.
Causes. — 1. Atheroma and morbid states of the arteries, as seen in chronic Blight's disease, syphilis, pyeemia, etc.
2. Pressure upon the veins or arteries.
Sex. — Equally frequent in both sexes.
Onset, — Gradual — with prodromal symp- toms.
Convulsions. — Convulsive attacks are common, and may exist for some time in venous thrombosis.
Paralysis may occur suddenly in ar...terial thrombosis, but aphasia is not so common.
Profound coma supervenes.
Lastly, we must remember that hsemorrliage, embolism, or thrombosis, may be confined to the small vessels of the cortex alone.
In cortical hcemorrhage — 1. Consciousness is seldom completely lost at the onset of paralysis.
2. The resulting paralysis is of a " monoplegic " type.
3. The paralysis is often transitory.
4. Eigidity of affected muscles comes on earlier.
5. Prognosis is much more favourable.
Embolisin and ThroTnibosis.
What to read after The Student's Hand-Book of Medicine And Therapeutics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wheeler, Alexander, D. 1903 to read onlineMoreLess
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