. Medical and surgical therapy. ion of the forearm bya bullet (December 1914), which appeared immediately after thewound and persisted unmodified since (February-October 1916).Very marked and obstinate vaso-motor phenomena (diminutionof the amplitude of the oscillations) and thermal disorders. Faradic,voltaic and especially mechanical hyperexcitability of the musclesof the hand and forearm. Very pronounced slowness of the con-traction during the winter or after a short application of moderatecold, which had no effect on the sound side {v. Tracings III andVII, pp. 546 and 548). Tremors and musc
. Medical and surgical therapy. ion of the forearm bya bullet (December 1914), which appeared immediately after thewound and persisted unmodified since (February-October 1916).Very marked and obstinate vaso-motor phenomena (diminutionof the amplitude of the oscillations) and thermal disorders. Faradic,voltaic and especially mechanical hyperexcitability of the musclesof the hand and forearm. Very pronounced slowness of the con-traction during the winter or after a short application of moderatecold, which had no effect on the sound side {v. Tracings III andVII, pp. 546 and 548). Tremors and muscular twitchings duringhot weather. C. Accoucheurs hand with extensive contracture of the fore-arm following a wound of the arm (August 1915), complicated bydiffuse cellulitis. Vaso-motor symptoms and hypothermia. Handmottled and succulent. Mechanical hyperexcitability of of ulnar pronator reflex on the affected side withunilateral clonus during chloroform narcosis {v. Appendix, Case X,]). 665). 564 PLATE VI.
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