Roentgen diagnosis of diseases of the head . Fig. 79.—A dexlrosinistral picture of the head of Case 3, page 204. In this picturethere appears a definite change in the dorsum sellse in that it is thinner than normaland is pushed over /// Tf-ftC OIWOLUTIONM- 7Y/DGE Fig. 80.—A sketch of Fig. 79. 206 ROENTGEN DIAGNOSIS OF DISEASES OF THE HEAD Case 4.—M. IT., female, fifty-seven years old. (linked disc, epileptic at-tacks, paralysis of the fifth nerve left side, lell side deafness. Diagnosis:tumor of acusticus on left side. While the first roentgenogram yielded a negative result, several
Roentgen diagnosis of diseases of the head . Fig. 79.—A dexlrosinistral picture of the head of Case 3, page 204. In this picturethere appears a definite change in the dorsum sellse in that it is thinner than normaland is pushed over /// Tf-ftC OIWOLUTIONM- 7Y/DGE Fig. 80.—A sketch of Fig. 79. 206 ROENTGEN DIAGNOSIS OF DISEASES OF THE HEAD Case 4.—M. IT., female, fifty-seven years old. (linked disc, epileptic at-tacks, paralysis of the fifth nerve left side, lell side deafness. Diagnosis:tumor of acusticus on left side. While the first roentgenogram yielded a negative result, several monthslater the inner surface of the skull was found to be smooth, sella small, itsfloor thin, the dorsum thin and its posterior surface eroded. The post-moil em confirmed this finding. There was found an apple-sized (crab-apple?) tumor in the left cerebellar-pontiue angle, an edema of the righttrigeminal nerve with a softening of the pons at the point of exit of thenerve. CASE 5.—J. P., male, twenty-eight years old. For two years sufferedsuccessively from loss of speech, double vision, disturbance of gait, lossof hearing and loss of taste. For the last year had suffered from trem-bling of the left side, and headache. Examinatio
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