...; he became paraplegic. Autopsy: The cauda equina appeared to be slightly softened ; but, from the appearance, Dr. Stokes could not state that it was...rest of the spinal cord appeared healthy and normal. (Graves, Clinical Lectures, vol. ip 563.) 13. Difficulty of micturition, preceding a paraplegia. Autopsy:...

...; he became paraplegic. Autopsy: The cauda equina appeared to be slightly softened ; but, from the appearance, Dr. Stokes could not state that it was...rest of the spinal cord appeared healthy and normal. (Graves, Clinical Lectures, vol. ip 563.) 13. Difficulty of micturition, preceding a paraplegia. Autopsy:...

...thought the cauda equina appeared to be slightly softened, but remarked that from its appearance he could not state that it was actually diseased. The...rest of the spinal cord appeared healthy and normal ; there was no vascularity, effusion, nor softening. External to the sheath of the cord there was a...

...nervous centres. Stanley notices this congestion in one case of urinary paraplegia. In another case of paraplegia from wet and cold, Dr. W. Stokes found...and fat. Around this there was some slight degree of vascularity.1 Notwithstanding Dr. Stokes' opinion, I think that we are borne out by the details of...

...thought the cauda equina appeared to be slightly softened, but remarked that from its appearance he could not state that it was actually diseased. The...rest of the spinal cord appeared healthy and normal ; there was no vnscularity, effusion, nor softening. External to the sheath of the cord there was a...