Volume 5 — ILLUSTRATIONS.

FIGURE

1. DIAGRAM SHOWING THE ARC FOR REFLEX ACTION

2. DIAGRAM AND TABLE SHOWING THE APPROXIMATE RELATION TO THE SPINAL NERVES OF THE VARIOUS SENSORY AND REFLEX FUNCTIONS OF THE SPINAL CORD

3. CONTRACTION OF NORMAL ABDUCTOR INDICIS WITH STRONG CURRENT (AMIDON)

4. CONTRACTION OF PARALYED MUSCLE ON THIRTY-FIRST DAY OF BELL'S PALSY OF THE FACE (AMIDON)

5. DIAGRAM OF A TRANSVERSE SECTION OF THE SPINAL CORD THROUGH THE CERVICAL ENLARGEMENT

6. DIAGRAM OF A TRANSVERSE SECTION OF THE SPINAL CORD THROUGH THE LUMBAR ENLARGEMENT

7. HORIZONTAL SECTION THROUGH THE CENTRE OF THE RIGHT CEREBRAL HEMISPHERE

8. DIAGRAM OF VISUAL PATHS, DESIGNED TO ILLUSTRATE SPECIALLY LEFT LATERAL HEMIANOPSIA FROM ANY LESION

9. LONGITUDINAL (SAGITTAL) SECTION THROUGH THE BRAIN, TO SHOW THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE FASCICULI OF THE INTERNAL CAPSULE

10. DIAGRAM OF THE LATERAL ASPECT OF THE CEREBRAL HEMISPHERE

11. DIAGRAM OF THE MESAL ASPECT OF THE CEREBRAL HEMISPHERE

12. TOPOGRAPHICAL LINES APPLIED TO THE EXTERNAL CONTOUR OF THE HEAD

13. TOPOGRAPHICAL LINES APPLIED TO HENLE'S FIGURE OF THE SKULL

14. THE SAME TOPOGRAPHICAL LINES APPLIED TO THE LEFT CEREBRAL HEMISPHERE IN HENLE'S SKULL

15. SPECIMENS OF HANDWRITING IN TWO CASES OF GENERAL PARALYSIS OF THE INSANE

16. FEET OF A PATIENT WITH ACUTE MYELITIS

17. FEET OF A PATIENT WITH HYSTERICAL PARAPLEGIA

18. POSITION ASSUMED BY A HYSTERO-EPILEPTIC

19. POSITION OF CRUCIFIXION ASSUMED BY A HYSTERO-EPILEPTIC (SAME CASE AS FIG. 18)

20. POSITION ASSUMED BY A HYSTERO-EPILEPTIC (SAME CASE AS FIG. 18)

21. EXTREME OPISTHOTONOS IN A HYSTERO-EPILEPTIC (SAME CASE AS FIG. 18)

22. PRINCIPAL HYSTEROGENIC ZONES, ANTERIOR SURFACE OF THE BODY (AFTER RICHER)

23. PRINCIPAL HYSTEROGENIC ZONES, POSTERIOR SURFACE OF THE BODY (AFTER RICHER)

24. POSITION ASSUMED BY A HYSTERO-EPILEPTIC

25. OPISTHOTONOS OF TETANUS

26. CASE OF ATHETOSIS

27. LOWER FACE OF RIGHT HEMISPHERE

28. MOVEMENTS OF WRIST IN TELEGRAPHING)

29. METHOD OF WRITING ADOPTED BY A PATIENT WHO HAS MARKED SPASM OF FLEXORS OF FINGERS AND THUMB

30. TEMPERATURE CHART OF A CASE OF TUBERCULAR MENINGITIS IN A BOY EIGHT YEARS OLD

31. TRANS-SECTION OF UPPER LUMBAR CORD OF A PATIENT MODERATELY ADVANCED IN TABES DORSALIS

32. CHANGES IN THE CORD IN A CASE OF DIFFUSE SPINAL SCLEROSIS

33. CHANGES IN THE CELLS OF THE ANTERIOR HORN IN DIFFUSE SPINAL SCLEROSIS (SAME CASE AS FIG. 32)

34. SECONDARY DEGENERATION OF INTEROLIVARY LAYER

35. SECONDARY DEGENERATION OF INTEROLIVARY LAYER, CAUDAL OR DESCENDING PORTION

36. DECUSSATING DEGENERATION OF INTEROLIVARY LAYER

37. TEMPERATURE CHART OF A CASE OF CEREBRAL HEMORRHAGE

38. TEMPERATURE CHART OF A RAPID CASE OF CEREBRAL HEMORRHAGE

39. CHART SHOWING THE EXCESS OF TEMPERATURE IN A CASE OF MENINGEAL HEMORRHAGE

40. CHART SHOWING RISE OF TEMPERATURE BEFORE APOPLECTIC SYMPTOMS IN A CASE OF TUMOR OF RIGHT TEMPORAL LOBE

41. CHART SHOWING THE DIFFERENCE OF TEMPERATURE BETWEEN THE TWO SIDES IN A CASE OF HEMIPLEGIA

42. CHART SHOWING THE SAME AS FIG. 41 IN ANOTHER CASE OF HEMIPLEGIA

43. FLAT GLIOMA-CELL WITH ITS FIBRILLAR CONNECTIONS (OSLER)

44. HOMOGENEOUS TRANSLUCENT FIBRE-CELL (OSLER)

45. DIAGRAM OF SPINAL COLUMN, CORD, AND NERVE-EXITS (AFTER GOWERS)

46. SARCOMA PRESSING CERVICAL CORD (E. LONG FOX)

47. SARCOMA OF LOWER CERVICAL CORD

48. THE SAME AS FIG. 47

49. THE SAME AS FIG. 47

50. THE SAME AS FIG. 47

51. FIBROMA OF LOWER DORSAL CORD

52. TUMOR OF CAUDA EQUINA

53. PSAMMOMA OF DORSAL CORD, JUST ABOVE LUMBAR ENLARGEMENT

54. THE SAME AS FIG. 53

55. DIAGRAM SHOWING THE MENTAL RELATIONS OF MOTOR AND TROPHIC CELLS WITH CEREBRAL AND SPINAL NERVE-FIBRES (AFTER ERB)

56. VASO-MOTOR NERVES AND GANGLIA ACCOMPANYING THE ARTERIOLES IN A FROG (GIMBERT)

57. DIAGRAM TO REPRESENT THE MODE OF ACTION OF COUNTER-IRRITANTS APPLIED TO THE CHEST (LAUDER-BRUNTON)

58. DIAGRAM OF THE ARRANGEMENT AND CONNECTION OF THE MOTOR AND TROPHIC CENTRES AND FIBRES IN THE SPINAL CORD AND MOTOR NERVE (AFTER ERB)