A case of tumour of the pons / by J. Dixon Mann and Sheridan Delépine.

  • Mann, J. Dixon (John Dixon), 1840-1912.
Date:
[between 1890 and 1899]
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Credit: A case of tumour of the pons / by J. Dixon Mann and Sheridan Delépine. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    A CASE OF TUMOUE OF THE PONS. BY J. DIXON MANN, M.D., F.R.C.P. Physician to the Salford Boyal Hospital, AND SHEEIDAN DELEPINE, M.B., B.Sc. Professor of Pathology in The Oiucns College. ^J--^^^^.^-' ^^^^ 52 years, was admitted into the Salford Eoyal Hospital on August 11, 1893. He enjoyed good heaUh the ba iT V.''l'' '^^^^ '° i^ave^shootinrpafns n 1 I fZ f P^^^ subsequently fei? at the ZZlXlTiV''' --ted'occasionally In far In Ap ^T,/° --es in the left fcar. m April, 1893, he felt a pam in the rie-ht qbnniriav ^u- u extended down the arm to the hand Hp b. ^^ich in the Ipff .r.A r V , , ^ muscular twitches HI cne leit leg and he feels rather dir^v Aff^,. hospital for seve^l weeks. Le was discXd at'hL 4 but he continued to attend as an out-patient. The ^5 ^™ and ngi>t leg now began to feel weak, and in September fsLT had ptosis of the left eye, which laUed three'^lonths In 'thp -Liie noi&e in the left ear has been continuous. was°r3'i:^^rt'ig'ht™ ^^'i''- spastically contracted' a^fdeToid !rltor loT \t%iT leg was also spastic and devoid of n,otor foZ' Thl * were equal, not iontracted and tt ^ y^'ag-nus. The pnpi,, was double optic ueurUt^^rsli^t^S:^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ J^o^