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^ INJURIES OF NERVES AND THEIR CONSEQUENCES. BY S. WEIR MITCHELL, M.D., Member of the National Academy of Sciences ; Fellow of the Philadelphia College of Physicians ; Phj-gician to the Philadelphia Orthopedic Ilospitnl and Infirmary for Diseases of the Nei vout System, etc. "I hold every man a debt ti, is l profession; from the which a» m(?n of counio do seek to rtceir* countenance and profit, S(i fught they of duty to endeavor themselves, by way of amends, to bu a help and ornament thereunto.' - -Bacox. PHILADELPHIA: B. LIPPINCOTT k CO 187 2. 7-^t7
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NEURO-PHYSIOLOGY. 49 which had thei
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NEURO-PHYSIOLOGY. 51 patliologist.
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NEURO-PHYSIOLOGY. 53 presence and s
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NEURO-PHYSIOLOGY. 55 responds to vo
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PATHOLOGY OF NERVE LESIONS. 57 disa
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PATHOLOGY OF NERVE LESIONS. 59 When
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PATHOLOGY OF NERVE LESIONS. 61 orde
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PATHOLOGY OF NERVE LESIONS. 63 same
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PATHOLOGY OF NERVE LESIONS. 65 earl
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PATHOLOGY OF NERVE LESIONS. 67 more
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PATHOLOGY OF NERVE LESIONS. 69 cons
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PATHOLOGY OF NERVE LESIONS. 71 nerv
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PATHOLOGY OF NERVE LESIONS. 73 Cold
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PATHOLOGY OF NERVE LESIONS. 7o the
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PATHOLOGY OF NERVE LESIONS. 77 desc
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PATHOLOGY OF NERVE LESIONS. 79 a li
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PATHOLOGY OF NERVE LESIONS. 81 of n
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VARIETIES OF MECHANICAL INJURIES OF
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g Swan, case, p. 117. 7 VARIETIES O
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VARIETIES OF MECHAXICAL INJURIES OF
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VARIETIES OP MECHANICAL INJURIES OF
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CHAPTER VI. SYMPTOMATOLOGY OF NERVE
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SYMPTOMATOLOGY OF NERVE LESIONS. 13
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SYMPTOMATOLOGY OF NERVE LESIONS. ,
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CHAPTER VII. REMOTE SYMPTOMS. Tetan
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the connected tissnes. REMOTE SYMPT
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REMOTE SYMPTOMS. 161 tive fibres ap
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REMOTE SYMPTOMS. 153 exhibit the ho
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REMOTE SYMPTOMS. 155 and as Hutchin
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REMOTE SYMPTOMS. 157 Mr. Paget desc
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REMOTE SYMPTOMS. 159 to speak more
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REMOTE SYMPTOMS. 161 moved without
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REMOTE SYMPTOMS. 163 distressing ul
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REMOTE SYMPTOMS. 165 temperament. T
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REMOTE SYMPTOMS. 167 of the skin. I
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REMOTE SYMPTOMS. 169 Ball * who, wi
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REMOTE SYMPTOMS. 171 Case 30.— Gu
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REMOTE SYMPTOMS. 173 of total loss
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REMOTE SYMPTOMS. 175 but they were
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REMOTE SYMPTOMS. 177 have been made
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CHAPTER VIII. SENSORY LESIONS. —
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SENSORY LESIONS. 181 a certain stag
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SEXSORY LESIONS. 183 thesias, and c
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SENSORY LESIONS. 185 illustrated si
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SENSORY LESIONS. 187 same observati
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SENSORY LESIONS. 189 Case ol*.— S
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SENSORY LESIONS. - 191 lus to its a
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SENSORY LESIONS. 193 nerve, is felt
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SEXSORY LESIONS. 195 immediate caus
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SENSORY LESIONS. 197 the visible sk
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SENSORY LESIONS. 199 miud to the ex
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SENSORY LESIONS. 201 motion was los
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MUSCULAR LESIONS. 203 are nnexcitab
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MUSCULAR LESIONS. 205 The handling
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ILLUSTRATIVE CASES. 207 flexed, par
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ILLUSTRATIVE CASES. 209 fort., and
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ILLUSTRATIVE CASES. 211 contraction
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ILLUSTRATIVE CASES. 213 and this wa
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CHAPTER IX. DIAGNOSIS AND PROGNOSIS
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DIAGNOSIS AND PROGNOSIS OF INJURIES
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CHAPTEK X. TREATMENT. — Compressi
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TREATMENT. 231 which the blowfell w
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TREATMENT. 233 caused darting pain
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TREATMENT. 235 Sutures in nerve wou
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TREATMENT. 237 the most favorable c
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TREATMENT. 239 I nerves, and of the
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TREATMENT. 241 reported, and bring
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TREATMENT. ^ 243 in the wound on th
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TREATMENT. 245 dueed currents have
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TREATMENT. 247 It is common to find
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TREATMENT. 249 the treat- store fun
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TREATMENT. 251 lumbar pain and ceph
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TREATMENT. 253 move the fingers vol
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TREATMENT. 255 now absent in a sing
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TREATMENT. 257 undergone atrophy an
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TREATMENT. 259 pain it causes, aud
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TREATMENT. 261 total motor paralysi
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TREATMENT. 263 His condition was to
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TREATxMENT. 265 Ordered the patient
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With a TREATMENT. 267 history of wo
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TREATMENT. 269 III neuralgia, from
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TREATMENT. 271 patient who receives
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TREATMENT. 273 the equal efficacy o
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TREATMENT. 275 and dependence of th
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TREATMENT. 277 tactilit}' improved
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TREATMENT. 279 Its muscles, and tho
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TREATMENT. 281 It is needless to dw
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TREATMENT. 283 Next the nerve shoul
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TREATMENT. 285 and neuralgia also;
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TREATMENT. 287 exsected portion is
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TREATMENT. 289 TRAUMATIC NEURALGIA.
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TREATMENT. 291 TRAUMATIC NEURALGIA.
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TREATMENT. 293 came on in the hand
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TREATMENT. 295 thrust to and fro th
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TREATMENT. 297 tember, 1868. He los
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THEATMEXT. 299 and applied to Surge
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TREATMENT. 301 with a generous diet
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TREATMENT. 303 Tiêatment.— Cold-
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TREATMENT. 305 this and other cases
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TREATMENT. 307 gets cold very easil
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TREATMENT. 309 was good throughout,
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TREATMENT. 311 June 20th.— The ex
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TREATMENT. 813 four, enlisted Decem
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TREATMENT. 315 and downward, and ma
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TREATMENT. 317 other trunks of the
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LESIONS OF SPECIAL NERVES. 319 enli
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LESIONS OF SPECIAL NERVES. 321 pres
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LESIONS OF SPECIAL NERVES. 323 The
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LESIONS OF SPECIAL NERVES. 325 secr
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LESIONS OF SPECIAL NERVES. 327 The
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LESIONS OF SPECIAL NERVES. 329 to t
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LESIONS OF SPECIAL NERVES. 331 left
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LESIONS OF SPECIAL NERVES. , 333 b}
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LESIONS OF SPECIAL NERVES. 335 of o
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LESIONS OF SPECIAL NERVES. 337 of t
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LESIONS OF SPECIAL NERVES. 339 the
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LESIONS OF SPECIAL NERVES. 341 unti
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NEURAL MALADIES OF STUMPS. 343 like
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NEURAL MALADIES OF STUMPS. 345 stan
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NEURAL MALADIES OF STUMPS. 347 Guei
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NEURAL MALADIES OF STUMPS. 349 such
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NEURAL MALADIES OF STUMPS, 351 Clos
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NEURAL MALADIES OF STUMPS. 353 fing
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NEURAL MALADIES OF STUMPS. 355 pres
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NEURAL MALADIES OF STUMPS. 357 The
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NEURAL MALADIES OF STUMPS. 359 and
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NEURAL MALADIES OF STUMPS. 361 The
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NEURAL MALADIES OF STUMPS. 363 in p
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NEURAL MALADIES OF STUMPS. 365 rema
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NEURAL MALADIES OF STUMPS. 367 time
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I ]sr D E X. Abernethy, lancet woun
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INDEX. 371 Congestion, artificial,
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INDEX. 373 Massage, metliod of usin
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Quinine, failure of, to aid traumat
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Trophic clian2:es from nerve wounds
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