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Medical and surgical therapy . Fig. 10.—Hypotonus of the extensors associated with con-tracture of the flexors of the hand {v. PI. IV, p. 524). seen in the patients movements. If he raises hisarm suddenly or is walking, the affected hand swingspassively in every direction as if it did not belong toliim and was simply controlled by the laws of , when hypotonus of certain muscle groups 556 REFLEX NERVOUS DISORDERS is associated with contracture of their antagonists,which is a frequent occurrence, it may give rise toactual Fig. 11.
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