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Physical expression : its modes and principles (1885)

Warner, Francis, 1847-1926 · London : Kegan Paul, Trench · leaf 136

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the corresponding mass of brain substance, indifferent men, whether by haemorrhage or bysoftening, paralyzes the same muscles in each, and BKAIN FACIAL PAEALYSIS. 109 interferes with corresponding movements; hence,when we find one particular set of movementsinterfered with, we infer the seat of… … Fig. 11.—Left Hemiplegia, with cerebral palsy, left side. set of muscles. The irritation causing such adischarge of force may be a tumour, or local in-flammation irritating that portion of brain. Hencecoarse or extensive paralyses, and other profounddisturbances of the nerve-muscular system,…

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