On Paralysis from Brain Disease in Its Common Forms

affected Aphasia aphasic apoplectic apoplectic condition apoplexy articulation associated atrophy blood body brain disease brain lesion brain-tissue cause centres cerebellar cerebellum cerebral artery cerebral hæmorrhage cerebral hemisphere cerebral softening cerebrum clinical coma commencement convulsions corpus striatum crus crus cerebri defect embolism epileptic epileptiform attacks especially exist extent face fact favour fibres Fissure frequently Frontal Convolution functions grey matter hæmor hemi hemiplegic condition impairment implicated influence injuries instances irritation kind late rigidity lateral LECTURE left hemisphere left side lobe loss of consciousness lower medulla medulla oblongata mental middle mode of onset muscles nerve occasionally Occipital Occipital Lobe occlusion occur optic pains paralysed limbs paralysed side paralysis Parietal pathological patient peduncles plegia pons Varolii posterior cerebral posterior cerebral artery present produced rarely regained rupture sensibility sensory signs slight spasms speak speech spinal cord substance supervene temperature thalamus thrombosis tion unilateral vessels whilst