Lectres on the localisation of cerebral and spinal diseases delivered at the Faculty of Medicine of Paris / Translated and edited by Walter Baugh Hadden.

  • Charcot, Jean Martin.
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1883
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    E. ELECTEOTnERAry, 262 Elementary affections, 39, 156, 158 Eminence of Doyere, 315 Encephalitis, 286 Epilepsy, provoked spinal {see Peo- YOKED SPINAL EPILEPSY) Erythema of buttocks, 242 External capsule, 8, 71, 82, 246 F. Fasciculi, spinal, 151 {see also Columns and Pyramidal teacts) — — autonomy of, 154 — — development of, 215 FiLUM teeminale, 199 FissuEES of the brain, 12, et seq. Fissure of Rolando, 14 — of Sylvius, 14 Flexibilitas ceeea, 318 G. Gyrus angulaeis, 13 — fornicatus, 32 — sigmoid, 227 H. Hemianjssthesia, 81 — cerebral, 85 — characteristics of, 99 — dependent on lesion of posterior part of internal capsule, 85, 91 — experimental, 94, 130 — from lesion of pons or medulla oblongata, 118, note — hysterical, 100, 263 — relation between, and crossed amblyopia, 110 — sensorial, 100 Hbmiopia, 103 — causes of, 122 — unilateral homonymous, 105, 107 — varieties of, 107 Hemipaeaplegia of spinal origin, 210 Hemiplegia, 81 — from hsemorrhage, 242 — in hysteria, 263 — infantile spasmodic, 135, 273 — late contracture in, 247, et seq. — trophic disorders in, 201 Hemisections of the spinal cord, 237 ' 294 Hemispheees of tlie brain, 5 IIysteeia {see Amblyopia, Conteac- TURE, HeMIANJJSTHESIA, Hemiplegia, and Paresis) H;emorrhage {see Cerebral iiiEMOR- rhage and Meningeal HiEMORRHAGE) 1. Indifferent conduction, 237 Intermediate posterior fissures, 218 Internal capsule, 6, 7 — constitution of, 74 — course of pyramidal tract in, 172 — destructive lesions of, 246, 247 — influence of lesions of, on tiie deve- lopment of secondary dege- neration, 126 — knee of, 173, 186 — lesions of, 85 — localisations in, 186 — regions of, 91, 188 — relations of, with the foot of the peduncle, 71 — symptoms of lesions of, 85, 89 Irritability of the pyramidal fibres, 235 Irritation and irritative lesions, 276, 277, 284, 288 Island op Reil, 8, 244 K. KiNESODic cells, 232 {see Cells) Knee of the internal capsule, 173 Knee-phenomenon, 253 {see Tendon- reflexes) L. Layers of the crus cerebri {see Teg- mentum and Crusta) Lesions {see System lesions) Lobes {s(e Cerebral lobes) Lobus QUADRATUS, 32 {see also Avant- coiN and Precuneus) Localisation, 4, 38 — influence of, over the development of secondary degenerations, 181 — of cerebral affections, 181 — of system lesions, 40, 152 — spinal, 156