A text-book of medicine : for students and practitioners / by Adolf Strümpell.

  • Strümpell, Adolf von, 1853-1925.
Date:
1894
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Credit: A text-book of medicine : for students and practitioners / by Adolf Strümpell. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    SECTION II. DISEASES OF TUE MOTOR NERVES. CHAPTER PAGE I. General Remarks upon the Disturbances of Motility 534 1. Paralysis 534 2. Symptoms of Motor Irritation 539 3. Ataxia 542 4. General Remarks upon testing the Reflexes and the Condition of them . 543 Mechanical Muscular Irritability and Paradoxical Contraction .... 54G 5. General Remarks upon tlie Clianges of Electrical Excitability in the Motor Nerves and Muscles 546 II. The Different Forms of Peripheral Paralysis 555 1. Paralysis of the Ocular Muscles 555 2. Paralysis of the Motor Branch of the Trigeminus ...... 557 3. Facial Paralysis 558 4. Paralyses in the Region of the Muscles of the Slioulder. . ' . . . 502 5. Paralyses of the Muscles of the Back 564 6. Paralyses in the Region of the Upper Extremity 564 Radial (Musculo-spiral) Paralysis 564 Ulnar Paralysis 566 Median Paralysis 566 Combined Paralyses of the Arm 567 7. Paralysis of the Diaphragm 568 8. Paralyses in the Region of the Lower Extremity 568 9. Toxic Paralyses 569 Lead Paralysis 569 Arsenical Paralysis 571 III. The Diflierent Forms of Localized Spasms 571 1. Spasms in the Motor Distribution of the Trigeminus 571 2. Clonic Facial Spasm 572 3. Spasm in the Region of the Hypoglossal Nerve. Lingual Spasm . . . 573 4. Spasms in the Muscles of the Neck 573 5. Spasms in the Muscles of the Shoulder and Arm 575 6. Spasms in the Muscles of the Lower Extremity 575 Saltatory Reflex Spasm 575 Arthrogryposis 576 Paramyoclonus Multiplex 576 Electrical Chorea 576 7. Spasms in the Respiratory Muscles 576 IV. Writer's Cramp and Allied Professional Neuroses 577 V. Simple and Multiple Degenerative Neuritis 579 Clinical History of the Different Forms of Neuritis 581 1. Secondary Neuritis 581 2. Primary Simple Neuritis 582 3. Primary Multiple Degenerative Neuritis 583 4. The Chronic Neuritis of Alcoholic Subjects 584 VI. New Growths in the Peripheral Nerves 585 //. Vasomotor axd Thophic Neuroses. I. Preliminary Remarks upon Vasomotor, Trophic, and Secretory Disturbances . 587 Acute Angioneurotic CEdema 588 Myxoedema 589 Acromegaly 589 Hydrops Articulorum Intermittens 590 II. Hemicrania 591