An atlas of the differential diagnosis of the diseases of the nervous system : analytical and semeiological neurological charts.

  • Hun, Henry, 1854-1924.
Date:
1914
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    Preface, Page 1 CHART I. II. III. IV. V. VI. VII. VIII. IX. TABLE OF CONTENTS PART ONE Semeiology Introduction to the Semeiological Charts PAGE 31.—Case taking—examination of patients; comprising numbers 1 to 79. 49.—Analysis of subjective symptoms; comprising numbers 81 to 190. 53.—Semeiology of disordered mental activity; comprising numbers 200 to 237. 63.—Semeiology of disordered voluntary motor activity; comprising numbers 240 to 293. 77.—Semeiology of disordered reflex activity; comprising numbers 296 to 341. 87.—Semeiology of disordered sensory activity; comprising numbers 344 to 392. 97.—Electrical examination; comprising numbers 395 to 405. 107.—Examination of cerebro-spinal fluid; comprising numbers 410 to 420. ... I Special syndromes; comprising numbers 425 to 458. | Anatomical terms; comprising numbers 460 to 464. PART TWO Diagnosis Introduction to the Diagnostic Charts X. 125.—Diseases causing motor paralysis (weakness); comprising numbers 469 to 556. XI. 133.—Diseases causing convulsion or spasm; comprising numbers 570 to 631. XII. 141.—Diseases causing perversion of motion (ataxia, tremor, nystagmus, fibrillation), also local palsies and spasms; comprising numbers 635 to 7.;.; XIII. 155.—Diseases causing disorders of Speech ami gait; comprising numbers 736 to 800. XIV. 163.—Diseases causing diminution or exaggeration of sensation (anesthesia, etc.) and disorders of special senses; comprising numbers 804 to 927. XV. 175.—Diseases causing perversion of sensation (pain and vertigo); comprising numbers 930 to 1033. XVI. 185.—Diseases causing mental disorders; comprising numbers 1036 to 1117. XVII. 193.—Diseases causing trophic (change of size) and sympathetic (ganglionic and vaso- motor) disorders; comprising numbers 1120 to 1202. XVIII. 203.—Diseases caused by syphilis of the nervous system; comprising numbers 1205 to 1217. XIX. 205.—Diseases associated with abnormal cerebro-spinal fluid; comprising numbers 1220 to 1242. PART THREE Localization XX. 209.—Localization in spinal cord; comprising numbers 1250 to 1287. XXI 217. Localisation in brain; comprising numbers 1268 to 1285. XXII. 227. -(iemral lorali/.itiou from symptoms of paralysis or spasm; comprising numbers 1290 to 1405. PLATES Erb's motor points for electrical examination. Erb's diagram Bhflffl mg the effects of injury of a nerve. j illustrating laryngeal paralyses, ' ii ins of ocular paralyses. ns of the cerebral hemispheres. I ulo-motor nucleus, Diagram of nuclei in brain i ion through pons Varolii. ii the medulla oblongata. II if the spinal cord, 11 f nuclei i Sobemal the more important diseases of the spinal cord. Schematic repi points in the physiology and pathology I diagram showing the motor and n H of the spinal cord segments. I diagram showing the cutaneous distribution ol tl rvesand nen e Diagram ol long n d loi j projection Diagram showing course ol gustatorj fibers. I Hagram illustrating I showing llie nurlei of origin and the .1 sen 0 INDEX. Page 387 FIGCRE 1 to 5. 103 3. 6. 106. 7 to 18, 158. 14. 169. 15 to 17. 340 1. 18 2 12. 19 213. 30 211 346. 2 1 and 26. 346 7 2fi 2 16. 348 38 to 31 340. 83. 380. 381. 84. 383. 86. 364. 37. 384.