Diseases of the nervous system : a text-book of neurology and psychiatry . Fig. 156.—Eye palsies, poliomyelitis.(Frauenthal.) Fig. 157.—Facial nerve palsy, polio-myelitis. (Frauenthal.) These cerebral forms are probably rare, and often fatal. Theyare also rare in experimental monkey poliomj^elitis. Miiller is inclinedto regard the spastic palsies that occasionally occur as due to pontinerather than to motor cortex involvements, whereas Wickmann laysparticular stress upon the probabilities of their cortical origin. 5. Ataxic Forms.—Medin described forms in which the patientsshowed ataxia in wal
Diseases of the nervous system : a text-book of neurology and psychiatry . Fig. 156.—Eye palsies, poliomyelitis.(Frauenthal.) Fig. 157.—Facial nerve palsy, polio-myelitis. (Frauenthal.) These cerebral forms are probably rare, and often fatal. Theyare also rare in experimental monkey poliomj^elitis. Miiller is inclinedto regard the spastic palsies that occasionally occur as due to pontinerather than to motor cortex involvements, whereas Wickmann laysparticular stress upon the probabilities of their cortical origin. 5. Ataxic Forms.—Medin described forms in which the patientsshowed ataxia in walking, with staggering or ataxic gaits, and othersbehaving like Friedreichs disease of acute onset. These forms areclosely allied to the bulbar and pontine types, and also may be oc-casioned by extension of the disease to the cerebellum. The latterstructure is almost always involved .to some extent in this disease. 6. Meningitic Forms.—Here meningeal symptoms occupy the fore-ground. Headache, vomiting, pain in the neck with stiffness, Kernigssign, stiffness of th
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