The glands of life : a contribution to the study of organotherapy . Iz; 60 d a. X-ray of hand of case No. lo. Note thickening of bones indicative of and interpreted by Dr, Geo. E. Pfahler. Tabes Dorsalis—(Locomotor Ataxia) 147 vertebra. A number of large inflamed zones over backwhere injections of some unknown substance had beengiven by a former physician. Buttocks completely cov-ered by zones of inflammation and large nodularindurated spots caused by these same injections. Thiscondition made it very difficult to find spot for injectionof solution. Lost station (Romberg sign);

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The glands of life : a contribution to the study of organotherapy . Iz; 60 d a. X-ray of hand of case No. lo. Note thickening of bones indicative of and interpreted by Dr, Geo. E. Pfahler. Tabes Dorsalis—(Locomotor Ataxia) 147 vertebra. A number of large inflamed zones over backwhere injections of some unknown substance had beengiven by a former physician. Buttocks completely cov-ered by zones of inflammation and large nodularindurated spots caused by these same injections. Thiscondition made it very difficult to find spot for injectionof solution. Lost station (Romberg sign); Argyll-Robertson pupil; lost knee jerk. Areas of anesthesia andparesthesia of hands, arms and legs; hyperesthesia ofback. Absolutely unable to stand or walk without assist-ance. Blood pressure 90 m. m. Injections given dailyup to September 9th. Patient is able to stand alone witheyes closed; to walk without assistance and to walk upsteps with arms folded or hands in pockets. Tempera-ture normal; strength greatly improved; tendency tostrangle entirely disappeared. Nodular

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