The glands of life : a contribution to the study of organotherapy . ° s rt-O 3 3 30 Bis. Tabes Dorsalis (Locomotor Ataxia) 135 for four months. Has been absolutely free from pain orgirdle sensation during this entire time, excepting oneoccasion upon July i8th, when she had an attack of painproduced by unusual fatigue. At the present time patientis free from all symptoms, excepting Argyll-Robertsonpupil. Kneejerk has returned. Has gained twenty-twopounds in weight. No specific history. Wassermannnegative; formerly positive. Patient was exhibited before Philadelphia CountyMedical Society, Decemb
The glands of life : a contribution to the study of organotherapy . ° s rt-O 3 3 30 Bis. Tabes Dorsalis (Locomotor Ataxia) 135 for four months. Has been absolutely free from pain orgirdle sensation during this entire time, excepting oneoccasion upon July i8th, when she had an attack of painproduced by unusual fatigue. At the present time patientis free from all symptoms, excepting Argyll-Robertsonpupil. Kneejerk has returned. Has gained twenty-twopounds in weight. No specific history. Wassermannnegative; formerly positive. Patient was exhibited before Philadelphia CountyMedical Society, December 11, 1912. Case No. 2. April 23, 1913. Age 40; occupationbailiff; married three years; one child. Family historynegative, excepting an aunt complained of pains resem-bling gastric crises. Previous history. Ordinary dis-eases of childhood; no other disease, excepting gonor-rhea at 18 and ptomaine poisoning in 1909. Had Was-sermann in 1911 negative. First noticed stabbing painsin abdomen in 1909; pains then developed in arms, legsand rectum, and girdle sensation appeared. Had splitti
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