The diagnosis of nervous diseases.

  • Purves-Stewart, James, Sir.
Date:
1906
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    Postures— Cerebellar, 242 Erect and at rest, 22G Functional disease, of, 231-231 Organic disease, of, 22G-231, 234 Pot belly, 202, 243 PrecTiancv— Pseudo-, 332 Tetany in, G4 Pressure-sense, 159 Proptosis, 37, 41, 29G. 297 Pseudo-angina, 151, 331 Pseudo-appenriicitis, 332 Pseudo-bulbar paralysis, 93, 184 Pseudo-hfematemesis, 332 Pseudo-haemoptysis, 332 Pseudo-memories, 41 Pseudo-pregnancy, 332 Pseudo-ptosis, 41, 289, 291, 295; hysterical, 110, 328 Psychalgia, 312 Ptosis— Congenital, 113-114 Hysterical, 110, 328 Pseudo. See ahovc, Pseudo Puerperal eclampsia, 58, 3G1 Pupillary sphincter, 105 Pupils— Argyll-Robertson phenomena in, 103 Autonomic reflex, 285 Contraction of, in pontine hse- morrhaje, 47, 48; in opium poisoning, 50: in affections of cervical sympathetic, 288 Dilating fibres, course of, 104, 114-115, 288 Dilatation of, 50, 55, 109, 296 Examination of, 40, 103-106 Inequality of, 47, 74 Irregularity in shape of, 105 Light reflex. See under Reflexes Motor innervation of, 103, 104 Painful stimulation of neck, re- action to, 106 Paradoxical reaction of, lOG Reaction to accommodation, lOG Size, variations in, 104-105 Pyramidal tract— Course of, 10, 21 ; diagram, 7 Direct, 10 Homolateral, 10, 11 Lesions of— Gait, 237 Motor paralyses due to, 72, 183, 184 Reflexes affected by, 91, 270-271 and note, 271- 272, 279, 280, 281, 330 Quinquaud's sign of chronic alco- holism, 70 Rabies, 62-63 Rami communicantes, 286, 288 Raynaud's disease, 41, 42 note, 156, 253-254, 300-301 Reactions of degeneration, 22, 179, 346-347 Recti muscles of eye, 106, 107, 111 Recurrent and transient motor par- alyses, 210 seg. Recurrent-laryngeal palsy, 130-139 Red nucleus, connections of (dia- gram), 18 Reeling or titubating gait, 241 Reflex arc, 22 Reflex spasms, 76-78 Reflexes— Cilio-spinal, 290-291 Conjunctival, 123, 269 Conscious and unconscious, 2 Deep or tendon, 40, 268, 273-278 Ataxic conditions, in, 219 Epileptiform fits, in, 56 Exasgerated, 16, 91, 279- 281 J acksonian fits, increased bv, 60 Loss of, 278-279 Upper and lower neiirone motor paralyses, in, 22, 179 Hysteria, in, 330 Light reflex, 2, 105-106, 281-282 Hysteria, in, 52, 56, 330 Loss of, 103, 105 Path of, 104, 105 Motor, 2, 40, 268, 282-285 Plantar, 16, 22, 47, 179, 219, 221 Rectal, 282 Scrotal, 282, 285 Sexual, 4, 282 Superficial or skin, 40, 47, 268- 273 Restiform body, 13, 15, 18, 19, 31 Retina, 29, 105 Retro-quadrigeminal hemianopia, light reflex in, 105-106 Rheumatic myositis of external ocular muscles. 111 Rickety children, 61, 64, 71 Rigors, 65-66 Rinne's test in deafness, 128 Rolando, fissure of, 4, 5, 12, 15, 60 Romberg's sign in tabes, 218-219, 221 Root-areas, diagram of, 28 Root-lesions, 162-163, 191-192 Root-pains, 149-150, 155 Rosenbach's sign of hemiplegia, 47 Rovmd-worms, convulsions due to, 61 Rubro-spinal tract, 72, 112 Sacral pain, 153 Sacral plexus, 26 Sacral segments, lesions of, 272 Saliva, irregularity in flow of, 124-125 Saltatorj- spasm, 78 Scapular reflex, 269 2 B