A Manual of Nervous Diseases

abnormal abscess acute affected anesthesia arteries ataxia atrophy attacks become body bowel and bladder brain cause cells cerebellar cerebellum cerebral cerebrospinal fluid cervical chorea chronic column compression condition contraction convulsions course cranial nerves degeneration diagnosis differentiated doses emotional disturbances Etiology examination extend facial faradic fibers fissure frequently give rise gland gradually gray matter hemorrhage hyperesthesia hysteric increased individual infection injury internal involvement irritation later legs lesion less lobe locomotor ataxia loss lumbar manifest marked medulla meningitis ment mental motor movements multiple sclerosis muscles muscular nervous system neurasthenia nucleus nystagmus occipital lobe occur onset optic optic neuritis pain paralysis parietal lobe Pathology patient physical plexus pons portion posterior posterior horns present pressure prognosis reaction reflexes result sclerosis seizures sensation sensory disturbances side spasms spastic spinal cord symptoms pointing syphilis temperature tion tissue tract treatment tremor tumor usually vascular vasomotor ventricle vertebræ vessels weakness or paralysis