The American journal of the medical sciences (1827)
[Thorofare, N.J., etc.] Charles B. Slack [etc.] · leaf 439
345 KEEN, CEKEBRAL SURGERY. face, arm and leg being all involved, with aphasia ; but I did not at all anticipate, nor do I think any of my colleagues did, that the tumor had Fig. 7. <36 C4 to 1 1 1 I CENT. - i i — — i — 1 -1- — - q 1 f .... 1 zti — - - — 1 — -1 f. — \ — — h r ■■ i S P se- ^ :\ —… … x\xilla. Palms. Temperature of the left side shown by continuous lines. Temperature of the right side shown by dotted lines. attained such enormous size. It is not surprising that so large a mass caused epilepsy, aphasia, complete hemiplegia, intense neuralgia, deaf-
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