On Diseases of the Spine And of the Nerves
On Diseases of the Spine And of the Nerves
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The visceral arachnoid is frequently thickened and opaque. Softening of some portion of the spinal cord has some- times been observed; and Mr. J. Simon thinks that, "for practical purposes, the state of the covering membranes of the nervous centres may be regarded as a mere index of changes more or less distinctive, which those centres in their own intimate composition have at the same time undergone ; and hence it is that the essential phenomena of the disease during life consist in disturbanc...es, more or less grave, of the functions of these all-important organs. " In fatal cases of the simple and purpuric forms of epidemic cerebro- spinal meningitis the characteristic anatomical lesions are almost in- variably found. In the fulminant form of the disease they are often absent. The cases in which there is no indication of morbid change in the nervous centres are exceedingly few. It has been suggested that in these cases death has occurred so rapidly that there was insuf- ficient time for the formation of a structural lesion.
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The visceral arachnoid is frequently thickened and opaque. Softening of some portion of the spinal cord has some- times been observed; and Mr. J. Simon thinks that, "for practical purposes, the state of the covering membranes of the nervous centres may be regarded as a mere index of changes more or less distinctive, which those centres in their own intimate composition have at the same time undergone ; and hence it is that the essential phenomena of the disease during life consist in disturbanc...es, more or less grave, of the functions of these all-important organs. " In fatal cases of the simple and purpuric forms of epidemic cerebro- spinal meningitis the characteristic anatomical lesions are almost in- variably found. In the fulminant form of the disease they are often absent. The cases in which there is no indication of morbid change in the nervous centres are exceedingly few. It has been suggested that in these cases death has occurred so rapidly that there was insuf- ficient time for the formation of a structural lesion.
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