The American journal of the medical sciences (1827)
[Thorofare, N.J., etc.] Charles B. Slack [etc.] · leaf 421
1849.] Breed's Case of Hydrocephalorachy and Malformation. 409 accompanying figure (Fig. 1), and through this rent the fluid had found exit. The brain was shrunken and compressed, and the spinal cord was wasted, and in Fig. 1. … L, lung. L', liver. H, heart. S, stomach. S— C, spinal canal, places in loose bundles, having, no doubt, floated in the fluid of the sac. The posterior walls of the brain and spinal canal were absent. The anterior wall of the canal and the lateral bones of the cranium, were deficient in some degree…
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