. The practice of medicine; a text-book for practitioners and students, with special reference to diagnosis and treatment . CJT Fig. 146.—Diagram of Skin Areas Corresponding to Different Spinal Segments—(c/ne/y ajlcr Starr. Trunk areas from Head). Roman numerals refer to nerves. TUMORS OF NERVES 885 CT7. Fig. 147.—Diagram of Skin Areas Corresponding to Different Spinal Segments—{chiefly after Starr. Trunk areas from Head). Arabic numerals refer to vertebra, Roman to nerves. 886 DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM clonus, explainable by the interruption of the inhibiting influence fromabove. T
. The practice of medicine; a text-book for practitioners and students, with special reference to diagnosis and treatment . CJT Fig. 146.—Diagram of Skin Areas Corresponding to Different Spinal Segments—(c/ne/y ajlcr Starr. Trunk areas from Head). Roman numerals refer to nerves. TUMORS OF NERVES 885 CT7. Fig. 147.—Diagram of Skin Areas Corresponding to Different Spinal Segments—{chiefly after Starr. Trunk areas from Head). Arabic numerals refer to vertebra, Roman to nerves. 886 DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM clonus, explainable by the interruption of the inhibiting influence fromabove. The phenomena detailed in the foregoing paragraph are those of theso-called Brown-Sequards paralysis, due to unilateral lesion of the spinalcord, caused by knife-cuts, stabs, by pressure from tumors or inflammatoryproducts, especially syphilitic. On the opposite side muscular power is intact, sensibility is impaired,and the derangement may include the senses of pain, touch, and temperature,or any one or two, touch usually escaping; there is no elevation of tempera-tiu-e, the muscular sense is intact, and reflex action is normal. All these results, as described, may be produced by the experiments onthe spinal cord originally suggested by Brown-Sdquard, which included alsosection along the median line
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