Christison, J. Sanderson (John Sanderson), 1856-1908 · Chicago · leaf 65
casionally had an epileptic fit and stammered slight-ly from childhood, he had no paralysis. He wassomewhat opinionated, but evinced no moral per-version. At the time of his death (in a fit) he was 62 BRAIN IN RELATION TO MIND. a clerk in the Stewards office of St. Thomas Hos-pital, London, and a… … Fig. 8.—Illustrating Dr. Haddons case of an expert draughtsmanwith complete mental integrity up to his death, yet possessed of anenormous tumor occupying the left cerebral hemisphere and compress-ing all adjacent organs. Front view, cross-section of his brain. Case VI.—Andral reports a man who died…
Brain · Mind and body
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