Selected monographs.

  • Kussmaul, Adolf, 1822-1902.
Date:
1859
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    contained in the longitudinal sinus. The cerebral veins were onlv partially flUed with blood, the arachnoid appeared S and watery and the convolutions of the right half of the cerebri were Battened and softened. The latter contained irregular eavitieT li h ash-coloured effusion and green shreds. One oflh cavi e^ w s sZe sife '° 'P- of The did^n„rr„rw '■^ ^^^^^^'-^^ ^-j^ions cerehl'^ T„ ?, ^ °PP-i'<' of the cerebium. In the former case the convulsions continued notwith standing copious venesection, while in the latter they lame „n and persisted m spite of great loss of blood. Tlie results of the po^t ■ • ,' 'v. that these convulsions as well a« the paralysis might have been occasioned by o&cemiT W. i content ourselves with confessing our inabV fr preint Z of science, to decide as to the cause of the sim'iitl ousCv^ on, ren*t;:rn;ru^i -- --^»: the man was quiet andTu th »P«'»«on Then folloredTver deSi!t ™^r' '''^ ^0='- between it and the .v.n^ «erum had been effused inflammat on and t. T ' ^^'^^ ^^^^^^ited traces of mmation, and its vessels are stated to have been M, ^^y^l^rv^^^^^^^^^^^^ Clinic. Eesearches on the date the matter. ^ ' P- do not appear to us to eluci- Surgical Observations,' p. 193.