The Cleveland Medical Journal, Volume 11Cleveland Medical Journal Company, 1912 - Medicine |
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... marked in- crease in intracranial pressure as shown in the cases reported by Weitz ; when the pressure , by lumbar puncture , was found to be from 200 to 300 mm . of water . The reason for the increased pressure found in these cases is ...
... marked in- crease in intracranial pressure as shown in the cases reported by Weitz ; when the pressure , by lumbar puncture , was found to be from 200 to 300 mm . of water . The reason for the increased pressure found in these cases is ...
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... marked and often disappear afterwards . Cerebral emboli may be accompanied by a transient increase in intracranial pressure due to the edema which occurs around the softened area . Hemorrhages into the dural spaces are sometimes ...
... marked and often disappear afterwards . Cerebral emboli may be accompanied by a transient increase in intracranial pressure due to the edema which occurs around the softened area . Hemorrhages into the dural spaces are sometimes ...
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... marked cerebellar symptoms and Spiller has also called attention to the occurrence of cerebellar symptoms in hydrocephalus ( Amer . Jour . Med . Scien . , 1902 , p . 44 ) . These cases are difficult to differentiate from cerebellar ...
... marked cerebellar symptoms and Spiller has also called attention to the occurrence of cerebellar symptoms in hydrocephalus ( Amer . Jour . Med . Scien . , 1902 , p . 44 ) . These cases are difficult to differentiate from cerebellar ...
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... marked evi- dence of meningeal irritation . In the type " superior , " the ocular nerves are chiefly affected ; in the type " inferior , " those nerves having their nuclei of origin in the medulla . Cortical encephal- itis may give rise ...
... marked evi- dence of meningeal irritation . In the type " superior , " the ocular nerves are chiefly affected ; in the type " inferior , " those nerves having their nuclei of origin in the medulla . Cortical encephal- itis may give rise ...
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... marked than the development of the physi- cian's facilities and the specialization essential to the best re- sults obtainable by him . The transition may be illustrated by the life of Cleveland's late Dr. A. G. Hart , a type of the ...
... marked than the development of the physi- cian's facilities and the specialization essential to the best re- sults obtainable by him . The transition may be illustrated by the life of Cleveland's late Dr. A. G. Hart , a type of the ...
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