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 1  General Observations on the Diseases of the Brain and Nervous System
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 9  Section I. Inflammation
 10  Cases illustrative of the Effects produced on the Membranes of the Brain by Inflammation
 11  Case I. Arachnitis, followed by a deposit of Pus on the right Hemisphere and in the Ventricles
 12  Case II. Arachnitis, followed by a deposit of Pus in the Ventricles, and of lymph at the basis of the Brain
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 14  Case III. Arachnitis terminating in Serous Effusion into the Ventricles and under the Arachnoid
 15  Case IV. Arachnitis, with excessive Irritability in an intemperate man (Delirium tremens)
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 17  Case V. Arachnitis in an intemperate man, with excessive Irritability (Delirium tremens)
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 20  Case VI. Arachnitis in an intemperate man, with excessive Irritability
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 22  Case VII. Arachnitis, with excessive Irritability, in an intemperate an
 23  Case VIII. Arachnitis in an intemperate woman, with great Irritability (Delirium tremens)
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 26  Case IX. Arachnitis, coming on suddenly, and terminating in serous Effusion into the Ventricles
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 28  Case X. Arachnitis, slow in its progress, and terminating by Effusion into the Ventricles
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 31  Case XI. Symptoms of commencing effusion into the Ventricles removed
 32  Case XII. Arachnitis, with deposit of Pus in the Vessels, connected with suppuration on the Dura Mater from a blow
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 36  Case XIII. Arachnitis on the left Hemisphere from fracture
 37  Cases illustrative of Hydrocephalus. Case XIV. Effusion into the Ventricles, with turgescence of the Vessels after inflammation, in consequence of a fall
 38  Case XV. Effusion of Serum into the Ventricles subsequent to a blow
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 40  Case XVI. Tumour in the Cerebrum, followed by Effusion in the Ventricles / Case XVII. Arachnitis, terminating with symptoms of Effusion
 41  Case XVIII. Sudden attack, probably with Effusion of Serum
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 43  Case XIX. Extensive Effusion into the Ventricles and under the Membranes of the Brain, with softening of the Cineritious, and increased firmness of the Medullary Substance, consequent on the Irritation of Teething
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 47  Case XX. Probably extensive Effusion, as in the preceding Case
 48  Case XXI. Effusion into the Ventricles of the Brain and under the Arachnoid, with Disease of the Pons Varolii, and unusual firmness of the Spinal Cord
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 52  Case XXII. Great Irritation, probably Inflammation of the Brain connected with Teething, attended by Convulsion, continued Spasm, and many of the symptoms of Hydrocephalus
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 56  Case XXIII. Effusion into the Ventricles from Inflammation of the Membranes
 57  Case XXIV. Effusion of Serum into the Ventricles with Coagula, formed during life, in the Veins and Sinuses of the Brain
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 63  Case XXV. Coagulation of Fibrin in the Veins, during life, in a debilitated Female
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 65  Case XXVI. Coagulation of Fibrin in the Veins, during life, in a debilitated Female
 66  Case XXVII. Coagulation of Fibrin in the Veins, during life, in a debilitated Female, with Gangrene of the Spleen
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 69  Case XXVIII. Coagulation of Fibrin in the Veins, in a Female exhausted by Disease, and affected with Ovarian Tumours
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 75  Case XXIX. Arachnitis attacking suddenly, and terminating in Serous Effusion
 76  Case XXX. Arachnitis with excessive Irritability in an intemperate Man
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 79  Cases illustrative of the effects produced by Inflammation and Inflammatory Irritation of the Membranes of the Brain, in consequence of general febrile action, or of Inflammation set up in other organs of the body. Case XXXI. Inflammatory Irritation of the Brain, dependent upon the condition of the Mucous Membrane of the Intestines, in Fever
 80  Case XXXII. Irritation of the Brain with slight Coma, dependent upon Inflammation of the Mucous Membrane of the Intestines, terminating in Perforation
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 83  Case XXXIII. Arachnitis coming on in Fever with diseased Intestines, and terminating in Serous Effusion
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 88  Case XXXV. Secondary Irritation of the Brain, probably producing Inflammatory Action in that organ in a Case of Peritonitis
 89  Case XXXVI. Secondary Irritation of the Brain, probably producing Inflammatory Action in that organ in a case of acute Peritonitis
 90  Case XXXVII. Secondary Irritation of the Brain, connected with a fatal attack of Phlegmonous Erysipelas in the legs
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 93  Case XXXVIII. Irritation in the Brain, without effusion, in Scarlatina / Case XXXIX. Inflammation of the Brain dependent on Hepatic Inflammation
 94  Case XL. Delirium with great Hepatic Irritation / Case XLI. Violent Delirium attendant on Hepatic derangement / Case XLII. Inflammation on the Brain attendant on Hepatitis
 95  Case XLIII. Arachnites occasioned by Disease of the Scalp and followed by Effusion of Serum / Case XLIV. Erysipelas with Effusion under the Arachnoid
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 98  Cases of Erysipelas of the Head treated by minute punctures. Case XLV. Erysipelas of the Head during convalescence from Pneumonia / Case XLVI. Erysipelas of the Head in a case of Chronic Rheumatism
 99  Case XLVII. Erysipelas of the Head in a Paralytic Patient
 100  Case XLVIII. Erysipelas of the Head in a healthy man
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 102  Case XLIX. Erysipelas of the Head in a healthy woman exposed to the disease in another person / Case L. Erysipelas of the Head coming on during exposure to the disease in another person
 103  Case LI. Erysipelas of the Head in a case of Syphilis and Miscarriage / Case LII. Erysipelas of the Head in a Paralytic Patient / Case LIII. Erysipelas of the Head in a case of organic disease of the Stomach
 104  Case LIV. Erysipelas of the Head in a man much weakened by Disease
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 106  Cases showing the connection of purulent Discharge from the Nose and Ear, and diseases in the cellular structure of the neighbouring bones, with important affections of the Brain and its Membranes
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 109  Case LV. Gastric derangement, with Discharge from the Ear / Case LVI. Purulent Discharge from the Ear taking place during Anasarca / Case LVII. Scarlatina accompanied by Discharge from the Ear
 110  Case LVIII. Scarlatina followed by Discharge from the Ear, with considerable Affection of the Head / Case LIX. Puriform Discharge from the Ear subsequent to Fever
 111  Case LX. Purulent Discharge from the Ear, and Accumulation of Pus beneath the Pericranium, succeding to Fever
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 113  Case LXI. Discharge from the Ear, with disease in the Mastoid Cells and great Cerebral Irritation
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 120  Case LXIII. Scrofulous Tubercles in the Brain, with Purulent Discharge from the Ear
 121  Case LXIV. Fungoid Tumour in the Brain, in a case of Disease in the Ear with Purulent Discharge
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 124  Case LXV. Fungoid Disease of the Brain, followed by a yellow softening, resembling imperfect Suppuration, in the surrounding cerebral substance
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 129  Case LXVI. Inflammation of the Sinuses of the Brain subsequent to a discharge from the Ear, with extensive Disease of the Lungs and Heart
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 133  Additional Cases illustrative of the effects produced on the Membranes of the Brain by Inflammation. Case LXVII. Arachnitis in an intemperate man with escessive Irritability
 134  Case LXVIII. Arachnitis with close adhesion of the Pia Mater to the Brain
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 136  Case LXIX. Arachnitis with effusion of Pus in the Pia Mater
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 138  Case LXX. Effusion of Pus under the Arachnoid
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 143  Cases illustrative of the effects of Inflammation in the substance of the Brain. Case LXXI. Ulceration of the surface of the Brain, subsequent to an injury of the Pericranium
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 147  Case LXXII. Ulceration of the Surface of the Brain, and Effusion of Blood within the Dura Mater
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 149  Case LXXIII. Encysted Abscess in the Middle Lobe of the Right Hemisphere of the Cerebrum, with Disease of the petrous portion of the Temporal Bone
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 156  Case LXXV. Encysted Abscess of the Anterior Lobe of the Left Hemisphere of the Cerebrum
 157  Case LXXVI. Hernia Cerebri, with extensive Destruction of the Brain, and Formation of Pus between the Dura Mater and the Arachnoid, in consequence of Fracture
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 162  Case LXXVII. Hernia Cerebri, with extensive Destruction of the Substance of the Brain, from an Accident
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 164  Case LXXVIII. Extensive Suppuration in the Substance of the Brain
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 168  Case LXXIX. Suppuration in the Posterior Lobe of the Cerebrum, connected with Abscesses in other organs of the Body
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 171  Case LXXX. Suppuration of the Brain with Hemiplegia
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 176  Cases illustrative of the softening of the Brain
 177  Case LXXXI. Sudden Hemiplegia; - Softening of the midlle and posterior Lobes of the left Hemisphere of the Cerebrum
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 179  Case LXXXII. Imperfect Hemiplegia with Coma; - Softening of the anterior Lobe of the left Hemisphere
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 181  Case LXXXIII. Softening of the Brain, with great Vascularity of the Pia Mater
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 186  Case LXXXIV. Apoplexy from Cerebral Congestion, with partial Softening of the Brain
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 197  Section II. Pressure
 198  Cases illustrative of the effects of cerebral pressure from vascular turgescence. Case LXXXVI. Seizures of a mingled Apoplectic and Epileptic character, from Cerebral Congestion
 199  Case LXXXVII. Seizures of a mingled Apoplectic and Epileptic character, with great Cerebral Congestion
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 202  Case LXXXVIII. Poison by Opium. Great Vascular Congestion in the Brain
 203  Case LXXXIX. Symptoms of Cerebral Congestion from taking Laudanum, treated by Cold Affusion
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 205  Case XC. Symptoms of Cerebral Congestion from taking Laudanum successfully treated by Cold Affusion
 206  Case XCI. Symptoms of Cerebral Congestion from taking Laudanum successfully treated by Cold Affusion
 207  Case XCII. Bronchitis with great Cerebral Congestion
 208  Case XCIII. Bronchitis, with Cerebral congestion / Case XCIV. Bronchitis, with Cerebral congestion
 209  Case XCV. Symptoms of Cerebral Congestion from Emphysema of the Lungs
 210  Case XCVI. Symptoms of Cerebral Congestion from general Emphysema of the Lungs
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 212  Case XCVII. Symptoms of Cerebral Congestion from Emphysema of the Lungs
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 214  Case XCVIII. Great Congestion in the Brain from obstruction in the lungs in a case of Hooping-cough
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 216  Case XCIX. Effusion of Blood on the Surface of the Brain in Hooping-cough / Case C. Pressure from Congestion in the Vessels of the Brain without Effusion, in a Case of extensive Pulmonary Disease
 217  Case CI. Excessive Vascular Congestion of the Brain in Fever, with Emphysema of the Lungs
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 220  Case CII. Cerebral Congestion in Fever
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 223  Cases illustrating occurrence of Pressure of the Brain from serous Effusion, independent of Inflammation. Case CIII. Effusion under the Arachnoid and into the Ventricles, from Congestion caused by Suspension
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 225  Case CIV. Symptoms of Cerebral Congestion from Suffocation / Case CV. Cerebral Congestion from Suffocation / Case CVI. Serous Effusion under the Arachnoid from Suffocation
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 228  Case CVIII. Cerebral Congestion from Suffocation
 229  Case CIX. Effusion under the Arachnoid and into the Ventricles, from Vascular Congestion, in a Case of diseased Heart
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 231  Case CX. Congestion in the Brain with serous Effusion, in a Case of Bronchitis and Phthisis / Case CXI. Effusion of Serum under the Arachnoid
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 233  Case CXII. Vascular Congestion and Serous Effusion, causing Apoplectic Symptoms: Kidneys granulated: Urine coagulable
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 235  Case CXIII. Effusion of Serum beneath the Arachnoid, in a case of Anasarca, with coagulable Urine and granulated Kidneys
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 238  Case CXIV. Serous Effusion under the Arachnoid in Anasarca, with diseased Valves, and granulated Kidneys; the Urine coagulable
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 240  Case CXV. Apoplexy; Effusion of Serum under the Arachnoid; Disease of the Choroid Plexus; Anasarca; coagulable Urine; granulated Kidneys
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 242  Case CXVI. Serous Effusion under the Arachnoid and into the Ventricles, with diseases Choroid Plexus, granulated Kidneys, and albuminous Urine
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 244  Case CXVII. Serous Effusion beneath the Membranes of the Brain, with Sopor and Coma. Kidneys diseased. Urine coagulable
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 246  Case CXVIII. Effusion under the Arachnoid in a weak exsanguine man, with tuberculated Lungs
 247  Case CXIX. Serous Effusion under the Arachnoid and into the Ventricles in a case of Emaciation, with bilious vomiting and diseased Renal Capsules
 248  Case CXX. Effusion of Serum under the Arachnoid and into the Ventricles, without Inflammation
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 251  Case CXXI. Hemiplegia connected with extensive Serous Effusion into the Ventricles, and a superficial Excavation on one of the Convolutions
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 253  Case CXXII. Serous Effusion beneath the Membranes and the Ventricles of the Brain in Diabetes; with great mental Depression and bodily Exhaustion. - Death from gangrenous Inflammation of the Lungs
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 259  Case CXXIII. Effusion of Serum beneath the Arachnoid and into the Ventricles, in a case of Diabetes
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 268  Case CXXVI. Apoplexy with Effusion of Blood upon the surface of the Brain / Case CXXVII. Apoplexy with Effusion of Blood and Serum on the surface of the Brain, in consequence of a Fall
 269  Case CXXVIII. Apoplexy from Effusion of Blood upon the surface of the Brain, in consequence of a Fall
 270  Case CXXIX. Partial Hemiplegia from Effusion of Blood between the Dura Mater and the Arachnoid, connected with remarkable slowness of circulation and enlarged heart
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 276  Case CXXXI. Apoplexy, terminating fatally in an hour and a quarter, from Effusion of Blood near the Corpus striatum bursting its way through the Brain and the Arachnoid
 277  Case CXXXII. Apoplexy, from Effusion of Blood in the left Hemisphere finding its way into the Ventricle and the substance of the Medulla oblongata; fatal in ten hours
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 279  Case CXXXIII. Apoplexy, terminating fatally within twelve hours, from Effusion of Blood near the surface of the Brain
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 281  Case CXXXIV. Apoplexy, terminating fatally in twenty-six hours, from Blood effused into the substance of the Brain, finding its way into the Ventricles; - incipient disease of the Vessels
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 283  Case CXXXV. Apoplexy from Effusion of Blood into the right hemisphere of the Cerebrum, terminating fatally in thirty-one hours. Arteries of the Brain diseased, and Kidneys granulated
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 285  Case CXXXVI. Apoplexy from Blood effused into the anterior part of the right Hemisphere, finding its way into both ventricles; - terminating fatally on the sixth day
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 288  Case CXXXVII. Apoplexy with Hemiplegia of the right Side from Effusion of Blood into the left Hemisphere near the Corpus striatum, followed by general serous Effusion beneath the Dura Mater; - fatal in ten days
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 290  Case CXXXVIII. Apoplexy with Hemiplegia of the left side, from Effusion of Blood into the right Hemisphere; - fatal after twelve days
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 292  Case CXXXIX. Apoplexy, Hemiplegia, Effusion of Blood in the Optic Thalamus, terminating fatally with Serous effusion in three weeks; vessels extensively diseased
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 296  Case CXLI. Two or three slight attacks of Hemiplegia affecting the articulation and deglutition; - death in eleven months. Injury in the posterior part of the Corpus striatum
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 301  Case CXLIII. Ossified Arteries of the Brain and two or three small Apoplectic cells, with a peculiar condition of the cineritious substance. Kidneys granulated; urine coagulable
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 306  Case CXLV. Hemiplegia on the left side, with Cerebral injury on the same side
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 314  Case CXLVIII. Hemiplegia, probably depending on diseased vessels, with pains in the affected parts
 315  Case CXLIX. Hemiplegia, with great constant pain in the paralytic limbs / Case CL. Hemiplegia, probably depending on pulmonary disease, much relieved
 316  Case CLI. Slight Paraplegia from cerebral congestion, caused by obstruction in the Lungs, cured by Purgatives
 317  Case CLII. Hemiplegia, affecting both sensation and volition, followed by slow and partial restoration
 318  Case CLIII. Hemiplegia, without loss of consciousness; slowly convalescent
 319  Case CLIV. Hemiplegia; partial restoratiton: - death by a relapse
 320  Case CLV. Slight Paralytic Affection removed by Seton and a combination of Purgatives and Tonics
 321  Case CLVI. Hemiplegia, with early restoration
 322  Case CLVII. Apoplexy, probably from rupture of vessels, followed by Hemiplegia, completely relieved
 323  Case CLVIII. Apoplexy, followed by Hemiplegia, and almost perfect restoration
 324  Case CLIX. Hemiplegia of the right side, preceded by pain in the left side of the Head, relieved by Nux vomica
 325  Case CLX. Hemiplegia relieved by Arsenical Solution / Case CLXI. Partial and temporary Paralysis much relieved by Arsenical Solution
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 342  Cases illustrating the occurrence of Pressure from Tumours, and other organic changes either in the substance of the Brain and Spinal cord, or in their membranes. I. Pressure from Tumours. Case CLXIII. Partial Paralysis from a large Tumour attached to the Dura Mater and descending into the anterior lobe of the Cerebrum
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 357  Case CLXVII. Scrofulous Tubercles in the Brain producing Paralysis and great irritation
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 364  Case CLXIX. Hydrocephalus with Tubercles in the Brain, and in various parts of the Body
 365  Case CLXX. Extensive Effusion of Serum under the Arachnoid and into the Ventricles; with softening of the cineritious ans increased firmness of the medullary substance. - A small tubercle in the brain
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 369  II. Symptoms of Pressure, or of interrupted circulation, from change in the general substance of the Brain
 370  Case CLXXI. Cerebral Pressure, from a change in the Brain itself, producing Enlargement of its Substance
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 372  Case CLXXII. Construction of the Substance of the Brain, attended by Paralysis, and Imbecility
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 375  III. Paralysis from Inflammation and morbid action in the Membranes of the Brain and nerves. Case CLXXIII. Paralysis of the Legs, extending in a less degree to the upper extremities; Thickening of the Membranes, and slight Serous Effusion in the Ventricles
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 377  Case CLXXIV. General Paralysis, with thickening of the Arachnoid of the Spinal Cord, and Base of the Brain; and slight serous Effusion into the Ventricles
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 380  Case CLXXV. Amaurosis and Paraplegia; slight morbid appearances in the Optic Thalami, and in the Arachnoid of the Spinal Cord
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 383  Case CLXXVI. General Paralysis of the Extremities; slight appearance in the Arachnoid of the Spinal Cord
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 386  Case CLXXVII. General Paralysis, from exposure to wet and cold; with slight Serous Effusion beneath the Membranes and into the Ventricles
 387  Case CLXXVIII. General Paralysis, with Vertigo
 388  Case CLXXIX. General Paralysis of the Extremities
 389  Case CLXXX. Slow Paralysis, accompanied by pains of a mingled Rheumatic and Neuralgic character
 390  Case CLXXXI. Paraplegia of the Upper Extremities, connected with Rheumatic Gout / Case CLXXXII. Paraplegia, connected with Rheumatism
 391  Case CLXXXIII. Paralysis of the Hands, after frequent attacks of Obstruction of the Bowels
 392  IV. Paralysis from Lead
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 394  Case CLXXXIV. Paralysis from Lead, without previous Colic
 395  Case CLXXXV. Colic and Paralysis from Lead
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 397  Case CLXXXVI. Paralysis from Lead relieved by the external application of Strychnia to the affected limb
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 399  Case CLXXXVII. Colica Pictonum, with Paralysis of one arm and severe Cerebral Affection from exposure to metallic poisons
 400  Case CLXXXVIII. Paraplegia chiefly affecting the Upper Extremities, and possibly depending on the influence of Lead
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 403  V. Concussion and Pressure from accidents. Case CLXXXIX. Concussion from a Fall and Fracture of the Skull, with Effusion of Blood outside the Dura Mater, and Lacerations in the Substance of the Brain
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 405  Case CXC. Concussion wilth Laceration of the Brain
 406  Case CXCI. Effusion of Blood between the Skull and Dura Mater, and Laceration of the Brain, in consequence of a Fall
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 411  Case CXCII. Partial Paralysis in consequence of a Blow on the Vertex
 412  Case CXCIII. Paralysis, chiefly affecting the Upper Extremities, arising probably from the Effects of a Fall
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 414  VI. Pressure on the Spinal cord from disease or accident
 415  Case CXCIV. Slight Paralysis from disease of the Cervical Vertebroe / Case CXCV. Disease of the upper Cervical Vertebroe
 416  Case CXCVI. Disease of the upper Cervical Vertebroe
 417  Case CXCVII. Paralytic affection of all the Extremities from disease in the upper Cervical Vertebroe, and enlargement of the Processus dentatus
 418  Case CXCVIII. Ulceration and Anchylosis of the Cervical Vertebroe
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 421  VII. Pressure on the Spinal cord from Accidents. Case CXCIX. Displacement of the First dorsal Vertebra; Formation of Bulloe on the paralyzed Limb; Inflammation of the Bladder
 422  Case CC & CCI. Injury to the Dorsal Vertebroe from Accident; Formation of Bulloe; Ulceration of Bladder
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 424  VIII. Chronic Hydrocephalus
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 428  Case CCII. Hydrocephalus at the Time of Birth
 429  Case CCIII. Chronic Hydrocephalus from Birth
 430  Case CCIV. Chronic Hydrocephalus coming on three months after Birth; with Paralysis of the left Side
 431  Case CCV. Chronic Hydrocephalus from Childhood, in an Adult; Ossification complete; Intellect moderate
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 435  IX. Spina bifida
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 437  X. Congenital Hernia Cerebri / XI. Serous cysts in the Arachnoid
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 440  Observations on the fluid of Hydrocephalus: by Dr. Bostock
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 446  Observations on the deranged action of the Kidneys, as it affects the cerebral functions
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 451  Section III. Irritation
 452  Cases illustrating some of the phenomena of hysteria. I. Hysteria imitating inflammatory action
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 454  Case CCVI. Histeria mistaken for Peritonitis and Hepatitis / Case CCVII. Hysteria supposed to be Peritoneal and Pleuritic Inflammation
 455  Case CCVIII. Hysteric Headache / II. Hysteria attended with spasmodic action. Case CCIX. Hysteric Spasm with Coma
 456  Case CCX. Hysteric Convulsions
 457  Case CCXI. Hysteric Hiccup / Case CCXII. Hysteria, with Spasmodic Exclamation
 458  Case CCXIII. Hysteric Dyspnoea
 459  Case CCXIV. Hysteric Dyspnoea / Case CCXV. Hysteric Trismus
 460  Case CCXVI. Hysteric Dysphagia / Case CCXVII. Hysteric Loss of Voice
 461  III. Hysteria, imitating Paralysis. Case CCXVIII. Hysteric Paraplegia
 462  IV. Hysteria, with mental affection. Case CCXIX. Hysteric Hypochondriasis
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 464  Case CCXX. Nymphomania attendant on Disease of the Neck of the Uterus
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 468  Cases illustrative of the phenomena and cure of Chorea
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 471  Case CCXXI. Chorea cured by Sulphate of Zinc
 472  Case CCXXII. Chorea cured by Sulphate of Zinc / Case CCXXIII. Chorea cured by Cathartics, Tonics, and Shower-bath
 473  Case CCXXIV. Chorea recurring three times, cured by Tonics
 474  Case CCXXV. Chorea, affecting more than one Member of a Family, cured by Sulphate of Zinc and Purging / Case CCXXVI. Chorea, excited probably by the imitative tendency
 475  Case CCXXVII. Chorea first excited by Alarm, and complicated with Hooping-cough
 476  Case CCXXVIII. Chorea twice excited by alarm
 477  Case CCXXIX. Chorea in consequence of Fright, cured by Purging, Shower-bath, and Tonics / Case CCXXX. Chorea traced to alarm, cured by Tonics and Purgatives
 478  Case CCXXXI. Chorea in its most severe form, cured by Tonics and generous Diet
 479  Case CCXXXII. Severe Chorea ascribed to Fright, with Rheumatic Pains, cured by Chalybeates and Wine
 480  Case CCXXXIII. Chorea affecting one side, accompanied by Rheumatic Pains
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 482  Case CCXXXIV. Chorea and Rheumatism
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 485  Case CCXXXV. Chorea following acute Rheumatism, treated with Sulphate of Zinc / Case CCXXXVI. Chorea with Amenorrhoea, and Roseola annulata
 486  
 487  Case CCXXXVII. Chorea connected with irregular Menstruation, cured by Tonics
 488  Case CCXXXVIII. Chorea chiefly on the right Side, with Amenorrhoea
 489  Case CCXXXIX. Chorea, fatal; the Uterus much diseased
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 495  Case CCXL. Palsy from Mercury, in consequence of Exposure to Mercurial Fumes
 496  Case CCXLI & CCXLII. Palsy from Mercury, caused by Exposure to the fine Particles of triturated Mercury; - fatal in one Case; cured in the other by Change of Atmosphere, Laxatives, and Tonics
 497  Case CCXLIII. Palsy from Mercury, caused by exposure as a Water-gilder, cured by Sulphate of Zinc
 498  
 499  Case CCXLIV. Spasmodic Wry Neck, cured by Subcarbonate of Iron
 500  Case CCXLV. Spasmodic Wry Neck in an elderly female, probably depending on organic change in the Theca of the Spine
 501  Neuralgia
 502  Case CCXLVI. Neuralgia, cured by Subcarbonate of Iron / Herpes Zoster
 503  Case CCXLVII. Neuralgic Pain succeeding to Herpes Zoster / Case CCXLVIII. Neuralgic Pain succeeding to Herpes Zoster, cured by Subcarbonate of Iron
 504  Tic douloureux
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 506  Case CCXLIX. Tic Douloureux depending on a Tumour at the Basis of the Skull
 507  Case CCL. Tic Douloureux treated by Subcarbonate of Iron
 508  Hemicrania. Case CCLI. Hemicrania, cured by Arsenical Solution
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 510  Cases illustrative of the phenomena and causes of Epilepsy
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 516  Case CCLI. Slight Epileptic Attacks preceded by Aura Epileptica
 517  Case CCLII. Slight Epileptic Symptoms occurring very frequently / Case CCLIII. Epilepsy, with Cerebral Congestion; - fatal
 518  
 519  Case CCLIV. Epilepsy, with Cerebral Congestion; - fatal
 520  Case CCLV. Epilepsy, coming on in adwanced Age, with evidence of great Cerebral Congestion
 521  
 522  Case CCLVI. Cerebral Congestion, with sudden temporary Delirium
 523  Case CCLVII. Epilepsy followed by temporary Maniacal Delirium
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 525  Case CCLVIII. Epileptic Delirium; - excessive bony Deposit over the Sagittal Suture
 526  Case CCLIX. Epilepsy with Blindness, - fatal; the Skull greatly thickened; Kidneys granulated; Urine coagulable
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 529  Case XXLX. Epilepsy, with thickened Skull and Membranes, and Disease in the Cineritious Substance
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 531  Case CCLXI. Epilepsy; - Skull greatly thickened; - Kidneys scabrous
 532  
 533  Case CCLXII. Amaurosis and Loss of Power over the Eyelid, with Seizures of a mingled Epileptic and Paralytic Character
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 536  Case CCLXIII. Epilepsy, coming on in Childhood without obvious cause; - excessive Bony Deposit along the Coronal and Sagittal Sutures
 537  Case CCLXIV. Epilepsy, preceded by slight convulsive motions, relieved by Sulphate of Zinc
 538  Case CCLXV. Epilepsy, attended with Aura Epileptica. - Induration and irregular growth of the Cranium, - a fungoid tumour on the Dura Mater
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 542  Case CCLXVI. Epilepsy, - fatal; Disease of the Skull and Membranes Anasarca, with coagulable Urine, and highly granulated Kidneys
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 544  Case CCLXVII. Epilepsy from Injury to the Head, with Exfoliation / Case CCLXVIII. Epilepsy after a Blow on the Head, accompanied by Aura Epileptica
 545  Case CCLXIX. Epilepsy, - fatal. Fungoid Tumour of the Dura Mater
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 547  Case CCLXX. Epilepsy with Sopor; - the longitudinal Sinus obstructed by an exuberant growth of the Glandular Structure on its inside
 548  Case CCLXXI. Epilepsy with Paralysis of the Nerves of Motion in the left, and of those of Sensation in the right lower extremity
 549  Case CCLXXII. Hysteric Epilepsy removed by correcting the condition of the Bowels
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 551  Case CCLXXIII. Epileptic Fits from abdominal Irritation, followed by Paralysis
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 553  Convulsions of Children
 554  
 555  Cases illustrating the symptoms of Tetanus
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 558  Case CCLXXIV. Tetanus, from Injury on the Leg, treated by Attention to the Wound, Leeches to the Spine, and Tonics
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 563  Case CCLXXV. Tetanus, which after the trial of a variety of remedies was fatal on the seventeenth day
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 572  Case CCLXXVI. Tetanus, from a lacerated Wound in the Heel
 573  Case CCLXXVII. Tetanus, from a Wound in the Sole of the Foot
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 575  Case CCLXXVIII. Tetanus, consequent upon a Wound; superficial disorganization of the anterior Lobes of the Brain
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 579  Case CCLXXIX. Tetanus, from a Blow upon the Head, - a small Encysted Abscess in the Brain
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 582  Cases illustrative of the phenomena of Hydrophobia. Case CCLXXX. Hydrophobia, in which Bleeding was carried to a considerable extent
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 585  Case CCLXXXI. Hydrophobia, occurring fifty Days after the Bite
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 588  Case CCLXXXII. Hydrophobia; Amputation of the Arm
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 590  Case CCLXXXIII. Hydrophobia, occurring four Months after the Bite; - Hydrocyanic Acid given without any effect
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 596  Case CCLXXXIV. Hydrophobia, treated with Subacetate of Lead
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 600  Case CCLXXXV. Hydrophobia, - the Patient surviving nearly seven days after the first symptoms showed themselves
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 611  Additional Cases illustrative of various subjects referred to in the foregoing pages. Case CCLXXXVI. Extensive Laceration of the Brain and its Membranes; with Symptoms of recent Inflammation
 612  Case CCLXXXVII. Apoplexy from Cerebral Congestion, depending upon Obstruction in the Lungs
 613  Case CCLXXXVIII. Apoplexy; with an unusually large Clot of Blood beneath the Pia Mater and in the Substance of the Brain, finding its way into the lateral Ventricles: fatal in thirteen Hours. - Aneurism of the middle Cerebral Artery
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 615  Case CCLXXXIX. Hemiplegia; - death after three weeks. - Clot in the righ Optic Thalamus
 616  Case CCXC. Apoplexy, followed by Hemiplegia, chiefly from Congestion, and followed by speedy restoration
 617  Case CCXCI. Hemiplegia, with speedy recovery / Case CCXCII. Extensive Disease of the Arteries of the Brain, with the remains of several small Apoplectic Cysts
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 620  Case CCXCIII. Hemiplegia, chefly affecting one Arm, from Scrofulous Disease in the opposite Optic Thalamus
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 623  Case CCXCIV. Torpor and Defective Vision, without Drowsiness, Spasm, or distinct Paralysis of the Limbs, from a Tumour in the Corpora Quadrigemina
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 625  Case CCXCV. Effusion of Serum under the Arachnoid, and Softening of the Cineritious Substance, with Paralysis, and much Spasmodic Affection
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 627  Case CCXCVI. Partial Hemiplegia, chiefly of Sensation, in consequence of a severe Injury to the Head / Case CCXCVII. Paraplegia, with dry Gangrene of the Extremities, from extensive Disease of the Spinal Cord
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 630  Case CCXCVIII. Partial Paralysis of the Face
 631  Case CCXCIX. Paraplegia, chiefly affecting the Upper Extremities, and possibly depending on the Influence of Lead. - Great Congestion in the Vessels of the Brain
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 633  Case CCC. Concussion, with Laceration of the Brain; fatal in sixty-four Hours
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 635  Case CCCI. Concussion with Laceration of the Cineritious Substance, ande yellow Disorganization of the Medullary Matter; the external layer of the Cineritious Substance separable
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 638  Case CCCII. Spina Bifida, with accumulation of Fluid external to the Brain
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 640  Case CCCIII. Paralysis, connected with irregular Menstruation
 641  Case CCCIV. Paraplegia, connected with suppressed Catamenia
 642  Case CCCV. Epilepsy, greatly relieved by Sulphate of Zinc and a Seton in the Neck
 643  Case CCCVI. Epilepsy, with Aura Epileptica in the left Leg, from Disease in the Surface of the Posterior Lobes
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 645  Case CCCVII. Convulsion, with turgid Vessels
 646  Case CCCVIII. Convulsion in a Child, without Effusion
 647  Case CCCIX. Arachnitis, with excessive Irritability (Delirium tremens)
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 649  Case CCCX. Effusion of Serum into the Ventricles, in a Boy disposed to Tubercular Disease
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 652  Concise Statement of the Diseased Appearances of the Brain and its Membranes
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 658  I. Diseased Appearances of the external scalp and pericranium
 659  II. Diseased Appearances of the Skull
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 661  III. Diseased Appearances between the Dura Mater and the Skull
 662  IV. Diseased Appearances of the Dura Mater
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 664  V. Diseased Appearances of the Arachnoid lining the Dura Mater
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 667  VI. Diseased Appearances of the sinuses of the Dura Mater
 668  VII. Diseased Appearances of the Vessels on the Surface of the Brain
 669  VIII. Diseased Appearances of the Arachnoid and Pia Mater
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 675  IX. Appearances assumed by the Convolutions
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 677  X. Diseased Appearances of the Cineritious Substance
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 680  XI. Diseased Appearances of the Medullary Substance
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 690  XII. Diseased Appearances of the Ventricles
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 694  XIII. Diseased Appearances of the Plexus choroides
 695  XIV. Diseased Appearances of the Cerebellum
 696  XV. Diseased Appearances of the Pineal Gland / XVI. Diseased Appearances of the Pituitary Gland
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