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Page 131 - ... and at certain periods of meningitis and encephalitis. (C) 7. The same pathological factors which cause myosis may also cause mydriasis, the degree in which these factors are present being the determining point between the former and the latter, and not merely the particular locus in the brain. 8. It is well illustrated by cases where the...
Page 131 - ... and inflammatory products. (d.) 9. When the function of one-half of the cerebrum is placed in abeyance by a superficial or cortical lesion, the pupil on the same side as the lesion is in a state of stabile mydriasis. 10. This is well illustrated in cases of intracranial sanguinolent effusion consequent on injury.
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Page 131 - ... function of one-half of the cerebrum is interfered with by some source of cortical irritation, the pupil on the corresponding side to the lesion is in a state of myosis. 12. This is illustrated by traumatic and pathological lesions affecting the cortex of the cerebrum.
Page 131 - When the function of the brain is interfered with by conditions usually included under the term irritation, the pupils are in a state of myosis ; sometimes labile, but generally stabile myosis. "(5) This 'irritation,' or interruption of function, may be seen...