...alteration in the pupils, avoidance of light, headache, coma, anomalous sensations in the limbs," etc. Cysticerci may develop themselves in almost any situation...substance of the heart and other viscera of the trunk. Several interesting cases have appeared in our own journals. Thus Mr. Toynbee records a case of an...

...imbecility, is commonly, but not invariably present in these cases. ' Cystieerci,' says Dr Cobbold, 'may develop themselves in almost any situation in...substance of the heart and other viscera of the trunk.' — Entozoa, p. 226. The adult farm of the worm enters the system as the cysticercus of measly pork,...

...imbecility, is commonly, but not invariably present in these cases. ' Cysticerci,' says Dr Cobbold, 'may develop themselves in almost any situation in...substance of the heart and other viscera of the trunk.' — Entozoa, p. 226. The adult form of the worm enters the system as the cysticercus of measly pork,...

...imbecility, is commonly, but not invariably present in these cases. ' Cysticerci,' says Dr Cobbold, 'may develop themselves in almost any situation in...substance of the heart and other viscera of the trunk.' — Entozoa, p. 226. The adult form of tiie worm enters the system ;is the cysticercus of measly pork,...

...situation in the human body, but is most frequently found in the subcutaneous areolar, and iutermuscular connective tissue ; next most commonly in the brain...substance of the heart and other viscera of the trunk. But its sence in the eye is a rare event. The many cases on record are , to induce a different conclusion....

...but not invariably present in these cases. "Cysticerci," says Dr. Cobbold, "may develope thomselves in almost any situation in the human body, but they...subcutaneous areolar, and inter-muscular connective tissues; next, most commonly in the brain and eve, and lastly, in the substance of the heart and other...

...present in these cases. ' Cysticerci,' says Dr Cobbold, 'may develop themselves in almost any tituation in the human body, but they occur most frequently in the subcutaneous, areolar, and interniuscular connective tissue ; next, most commonly in the brain and eye, and lastly, in the substance...

...in these cases. "Cysticerci," says Dr. Cohbold, "may develope themselves in almost any situation iu the human body, but they occur most frequently in...next, most commonly in the brain and eye, and lastly, iu the substance of the heart and other viscera, of the trunk." — Entozoa, p. 226. The adult form...

...but not invariahlv present in these cases. "Cysticerci," says Dr. Cobbold, " nmy dt'velope thomselves in almost any situation in the human body, but they...connective tissue ; next, most commonly in the brain and eve, and lastly, in the substance of the heart and other viscera of the trunk." — Entozoa, p. ¿26....