. Contributions from the Department of Neurology and the Laboratory of Neuropathology (reprints). Fig. 4.—Sliowing the area of disturbed sensation in each thigh tul-lowing the operation. It corresponds closely with the diagrams givenby Seiffer (Fig. 4), but differed considerably from the diagrams ofsome other authors. The sensation in the distribution of the first andfifth lumbar roots was not altered. Wien I examined him October 19, 1909, he was ableto stand if supported, but could not put much weight onthe lower limbs. Pain was not so severe now as it wassoon after the operation. The movemen
. Contributions from the Department of Neurology and the Laboratory of Neuropathology (reprints). Fig. 4.—Sliowing the area of disturbed sensation in each thigh tul-lowing the operation. It corresponds closely with the diagrams givenby Seiffer (Fig. 4), but differed considerably from the diagrams ofsome other authors. The sensation in the distribution of the first andfifth lumbar roots was not altered. Wien I examined him October 19, 1909, he was ableto stand if supported, but could not put much weight onthe lower limbs. Pain was not so severe now as it wassoon after the operation. The movements of the lowerlimbs were free, and he had control of the bladder andrectum. My notes taken Deoenil)er 17 are as follows: There isgreat impairment if not complete loss of sensations fortouch, pain, heat, and cold in an area very nearly similar onthe two sides and confined to the front and sides of the area extends, for all ((ualities of sensation, nhoutequally, very nearly to Pouparts ligament in its upper limit,and to the knee in its lower limit. It extends well to thelateral
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