. The American journal of roentgenology, radium therapy and nuclear medicine . F/^.ZS. Fig. 25. Specific Aortitis and a Tremor of SyphliticOrigin. O. P. D. No. 392668. P. H. Has had ty-phoid, scarlet fever, and gonorrhea. Also a penilesore some years ago. P. I. Slight tremor appeared in left arm fiveyears ago. Remained constant and of the sameintensity for three years. It then extended to theleft leg and right arm two years ago and has beengetting worse. Some shooting pains recently inlegs. Otherwise feels well and strong. P. E. White man. Age forty-three. Weight 140pounds. ^ Left arm shows a
. The American journal of roentgenology, radium therapy and nuclear medicine . F/^.ZS. Fig. 25. Specific Aortitis and a Tremor of SyphliticOrigin. O. P. D. No. 392668. P. H. Has had ty-phoid, scarlet fever, and gonorrhea. Also a penilesore some years ago. P. I. Slight tremor appeared in left arm fiveyears ago. Remained constant and of the sameintensity for three years. It then extended to theleft leg and right arm two years ago and has beengetting worse. Some shooting pains recently inlegs. Otherwise feels well and strong. P. E. White man. Age forty-three. Weight 140pounds. ^ Left arm shows a constant tremor. Rightarm and left leg show the same phenomenon to aless degree. Tremor diminishes while performingpurposeful movements. Right pupil slightly irregu-lar. Xo reaction to light and distance. Slight sys-tolic murmur in the aortic area. A2 greater thanP2. Blood-pressure 170/110. Ltmgs negative. Kneejerks absent. Laboratory Findings. Blood Wassermann mod-erately positive. Spinal fluid shows 31 cells percubic millimeter, an increased pressure, and astrongly positive Wasse
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