Organic and functional nervous diseases; a text-book of neurology . erves and their nuclei are numbered III. to XII. BrcJ, superiorpeduncle of cerebellum; Cm, corpus mammillare ; Cop, posterior commissure; DB, decussation ofsuperior peduncle ; DLm, sensory decussation in medulla ; DPi/, motor decussation in medulla ; BV,crossed bundle of V. nerve ; Fai, internal arcuate fibres ; Fcl, fornix ; Fng, funiculus gracilis ; Flp,posterior longitudinal bundle ; Frtf, fasciculus retroflexus ; If, infundibulum ; Leo, locus caeruleus;I/m, lemniscus; JVa, anterior nucleus of thalamus; Nai; nucleus arcuatu
Organic and functional nervous diseases; a text-book of neurology . erves and their nuclei are numbered III. to XII. BrcJ, superiorpeduncle of cerebellum; Cm, corpus mammillare ; Cop, posterior commissure; DB, decussation ofsuperior peduncle ; DLm, sensory decussation in medulla ; DPi/, motor decussation in medulla ; BV,crossed bundle of V. nerve ; Fai, internal arcuate fibres ; Fcl, fornix ; Fng, funiculus gracilis ; Flp,posterior longitudinal bundle ; Frtf, fasciculus retroflexus ; If, infundibulum ; Leo, locus caeruleus;I/m, lemniscus; JVa, anterior nucleus of thalamus; Nai; nucleus arcuatus ; Ng, nucleus gracilis ;iVo, olive ; Mg, nucleus tegmenti; 2f, red nucleus ; Oaa, ventral olivary nucleus ; Oae, dorsal olivarynucleus ; Po, pons ; Pos, superficial transverse fibres of pons ; Pp, pes pedunculi; Pp, pyramid ; Qa,Qp, corpora quadrigemina; Sn, substantia nigra; Sim, striae acusticse; Stz, stratum zonale of thethalamus ; Tho, thalamus ; Ust, lower thalamic bundle ; Va, Vicq dAzyrs bundle ; Vg anterior column;Vma, valve of Vieussens. (Obersteiner.). Section through the pons Varolii, showing multiple hemorrhages which caused death.(Comte, Des Paralysies Pseudo-bulbaires, Paris, 1900.) unnecessary to do more than mention an affection which, though ex-tremely rare, has received some attention in recent text-books. Fig 616 bVLbab panalysis. 257 shows a diagram of such a lesion, a number of small hemorrhagesin the pons Varolii having caused the death of the patient. Acutebulbar paralysis has been already described in the chapter upon ence-phalitis ; it being also known as polio-encephalitis inferior. (Seepage 538.) By bulbar paralysis a disease of a chronic progressive type is usuallyindicated, also called glosso-labio-laryngeal paralysis. This disease isexactly homologous to chronic anterior poliomyelitis, the lesion beingin the cerebral axis and not in the spinal cord. It is a slowly advanc-ing degeneration in the nuclei of origin of the motor cranial nerves, oneaft
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