Observations on functional affections of the spinal cord and ganglionic system of nerves, in which their identity with sympathetic, nervous, and imitative diseases is illustrated / by William Griffin and by Daniel Griffin.

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1834
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Credit: Observations on functional affections of the spinal cord and ganglionic system of nerves, in which their identity with sympathetic, nervous, and imitative diseases is illustrated / by William Griffin and by Daniel Griffin. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    'L OBSERVATIONS //! FUNCTIONAL AFFECTIONS ^ y/ ■ • • i^a^^CUL, OF THE y' SPINAL CORD rt-cy^^L-^gV AND IN WHICH THF.III IDENTITY WITH SYMPATHETIC, NERVOUS, AND IMITATIVE DISEASES IS ILLUSTRATED. BY WILLIAM GRIFFIN, M. D. Mtmhtr of the Royal College of Surgeons in Edinburgh, one of the Physicians to the Limerick County Infirmary and Lying-In Hospital, ^c. ^c. BY DANIEL GRIFFIN, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, in London, and Surgeon to the Pallas Kenry Dispensary. I wi.h explicitly to state as my opinion, that many diseases, supposed to arise from local causes acting directly on the organs affected, do often proceed from disordered states, or preternatural excitement of some porlion of the spinal cord. Even inflammation of these organs may be thus produced.”—Burn’s PniNCiPLEs op Midwiperv. LONDON: BURGESS AND HILL, 55, GREAT WINDMILL STREET. 1834.