Principles of Internal Medicine, Volume 1Tinsley Randolph Harrison |
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Page 61
... spinal lesion is the fact that paravertebral jarring causes just as much dis- comfort as does jarring directly over the spine . Still another differential point is that pressure applied to an area of referred pain usually affords ...
... spinal lesion is the fact that paravertebral jarring causes just as much dis- comfort as does jarring directly over the spine . Still another differential point is that pressure applied to an area of referred pain usually affords ...
Page 321
... spinal cord tumor early in their course may cause a paralysis of one extrem- ity , usually the leg . Weakness due to damage to the corticospinal tract is often accompanied by spasticity , increased reflexes , and an extensor plantar ...
... spinal cord tumor early in their course may cause a paralysis of one extrem- ity , usually the leg . Weakness due to damage to the corticospinal tract is often accompanied by spasticity , increased reflexes , and an extensor plantar ...
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... spinal meninges by syphilis usually induces a slowly developing paraplegia , but occasionally a flaccid paraplegia may suddenly develop as the result of thrombosis of inflamed spinal vessels . TUMORS . Tumors which invade the vertebrae ...
... spinal meninges by syphilis usually induces a slowly developing paraplegia , but occasionally a flaccid paraplegia may suddenly develop as the result of thrombosis of inflamed spinal vessels . TUMORS . Tumors which invade the vertebrae ...
Contents
CARDINAL MANIFESTATIONS OF DISEASE | 17 |
Shortness of Breath and Cough | 84 |
DISEASES OF THE THYMUS AND PINEAL | 96 |
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