The American journal of the medical sciences (1827)
[Thorofare, N.J., etc.] Charles B. Slack [etc.] · leaf 422
10) the fits began with flexion of the shoulder, the Fig. 10. Case IV. remaining segments of the limb being affected in order from above down, while finally the leg and face became affected. At the time of opera- tion there were absolute hemiplegia and coma, both of which were re- lieved by removal… … Case II. thumb. The case is fully described in the Brit. Med. Journal for October 10, 1886. In the third a diffuse tumor (Case X., Fig. 12) invaded the shoulder region and caused constant clonic spasm of the shoulder- and elbow-joints, besides severe fits beginning in the shoulder. Full details
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