A handbook of the theory and practice of medicine / by Frederick T. Roberts.

  • Roberts, Frederick Thomas, 1839-1918.
Date:
1888
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: A handbook of the theory and practice of medicine / by Frederick T. Roberts. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    CHAP. LXXXVIH. PAGE LXXXIX, XC. XCI Acute Cerebral Inflammations—Simple or Primary Meningitis- Tubercular Meningitis —Acute Hydrocephalus — Rheumatic Meningitis—Acute Cerebritis—Cerebral Abscess. . Diseases affecting the Cerebral Circulation-Cerebral CongesUon or Hypensmia—Cerebral Ancemia—Cerebral and Meningeal Hemorrhage—Sangnineons Apoplexy—Cerebral Embolism and Thrombosis—Cerebral Softening. . . • • *• Chronic Diseases of the Brain and its Membranes-Chronic Meningitis—Chronic Cerebral Softening—Adventitious Growths —Cerebral Tumour—Chronic Hydrocephalus—Hypertrophy of the Brain . . • • • ■ , • ' ' Diseases of the Spinal Cord and its Membranes—Neurasthenia Spinalis—Concussion—Acute Spinal Meningitis—Acute Mye- litis—Polio-myelitis Anterior Acuta—Infantile Paralysis—Adult Spinal Paralysis—Sub-acuta- Paralysis Ascendens Acuta —Spinal Congestion and Anaemia—Spinal Haemorrhage or Apoplexy—Chronio Spinal Meningitis—Chronic Myelitis— White Softening—Adventitious Growths in the Cord—General Diagnosis, Prognosis, and Treatment . . • ■ ■ . ' Sclerosis of the Nerve-centres—Diffused Cerebral Sclerosis— Locomotor Ataxy—Tabes Dorsalis-Primary Lateral Sclerosis- Spasmodic Spinal Paralysis—Spastic Paraplegia—Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis—Secondary Lateral Sclerosis—Disseminated or Multiple Sclerosis—General Diagnosis, Prognosis, and Treatment XCIII. On certain Special Nervous Diseases—Progressive Muscular Atrophy—Bulbar Paralysis—Glosso-labio-laryngeal Paralysis- Multiple Neuritis—Peripheral Neuritis—Writer's Cramp— Pseudo-hypertropbic Muscular Paralysis—Paralysis Agitans— Spasmodic Wry-neck—Thomsen's Disease Diseases of the Skin On certain Peculiar Diseases—Raynaud's Disease—Beriberi— Actinomycosis • XCII. XCIV. XCV 916 925 941 949 966 979 992 1026