. The neuroses of the genito-urinary system in the male : with sterility and impotence. the urineafter the ingestion of fixed alkalies or of min-eral waters containing such. Spermatozoa are likewise not uncommon in theurinary sediment of men. They are found inlarge numbers in the urine in spermatorrhoea,yet single spermatozoa appear also in the sedi-ment in other neuroses of the urinary system(Fig. 3). Finally, as already mentioned, indigo in smallblue or bluish-black scales and flakes is foundin the urinary sediment. Sometimes indigo ispresent in such large amount that the sedimentappears blu
. The neuroses of the genito-urinary system in the male : with sterility and impotence. the urineafter the ingestion of fixed alkalies or of min-eral waters containing such. Spermatozoa are likewise not uncommon in theurinary sediment of men. They are found inlarge numbers in the urine in spermatorrhoea,yet single spermatozoa appear also in the sedi-ment in other neuroses of the urinary system(Fig. 3). Finally, as already mentioned, indigo in smallblue or bluish-black scales and flakes is foundin the urinary sediment. Sometimes indigo ispresent in such large amount that the sedimentappears blue. This, however, is a very rareoccurrence. In one case of tabes and paralysis 24 Neuroses of the Genito- Urinary System of the bladder I have had the opportunity fora long time of observing the blue sediment ofprecipitated indigo ; this glaucuria suddenly dis-appeared. The same patient suffered also withtemporary glycosuria with two per cent, ofsugar, without simultaneous polyuria or otherdiabetic symptoms. If at the same time urates,especially urate of ammonia, are present in the. Fig. 8.— Amorphous carbonate of lime, crystalline phosphateof magnesia and spermatozoa. 300 diameters. urinary sediment, they decompose the indigo,and appear sometimes colored blue, sometimesviolet in their otherwise characteristic forms. The Neuroses of the Urinary and Sex-ual Organs may be divided into three well-recognized groups, according as they affect — in the Male. 25 1. Sensation. 2. Motion. 3. Secretion. Following this order, the neuroses of theurinary apparatus will be treated first, and thenthose of the sexual organs. 1. (V) The Sensory Neuroses which standin the closest relation to the urinary ]>«riusare sometimes confined to the urethra and blad-der alone; sometimes, however, they appear alsoin the form of cutaneous hyperesthesia in thevicinity of the urinary organs. In the urethrathe patients sometimes feel a troublesome burn-ing, which is especially severe in the pars pen-dul
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