Compendium of regional diagnosis in affectations of the brain and spinal cord / Translated by F.S. Arnold.

  • Bing, Robert.
Date:
1913
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    B. Longitudinal or Segmental Diagnosis (Hdhendiagnostik) - 43 Chapter I. Anaton ical and Physiological Principles of Segmental Diagnosis - - 44 „ II. 1. Segmental Diagnosis in Motor Paralyses: Differential Diagnosis between Radicular and Peripheral Paralysis - - 45 2. Segmental Diagnosis in Sensory Disturb- ances : Differential Diagnosis between Radicular and Peripheral Forms - 63 3. Segmental Diagnosis in Reflex Disturbances 66 „ III. 1. Distinguishing Features of Lesions of the Upper Part of the Spinal Cord - - 2. Distinguishing Features of Lesions of the Lower Part of the Spinal Cord - - ^3 Appendix: Topographical Relations between the Spinal Cord and the Vertebral Column •• - - 82 DIVISION n.: REGIONAL DIAGNOSIS OF BRAIN LESIONS 85 A. Lesions in the Region of the Cerebral Axis or Brain-Stem - §5 Chapter I. The Structure of the Brain-Stem - - §9 11. 1. General Rules for the Localization of Dis- eases and Injuries of the Brain-Stem - i02 2. Points in the Semeiology of the Nerves of the Brain-Stem which are of Importance in Regional Diagnosis (with Special Reference to the Differential Diagnosis of Central and Peripheral Affections) - 117 (a) The Caudal Group of Nerves - 117 (6) The Nerves of the Cerebello-Pon- tine Angle - - - 126 (c) The Trigeminus - - - 138 (d) The Nerves of the Ocular Muscles 146 B. Lesions of the Cerebellum - - - - - 154 C. Lesions of the Cerebrum, the Basal Ganglia, and the Hypophysis 168 Chapter I. Anatomico-Physiological Introduction - igg IL The Localizing Value of Motor and Sensory Dipturbances of Cerebral Origin - 173 {a) Cortical Affections - - - 179 (&) Subcortical Affections - - - 184