 Ktate of the spine," says Mr. Erichsen, "will be found to be the real cause of these symptoms. On examining it by pressure, by percussion, or by the application of the hot sponge, it will be found that it is painful, and that its sensibility is exalted...  The Principles and Practice of Surgery - Page 335by John Ashhurst - 1882 - 1031 pagesFull view - About this book
 | John Eric Erichsen - Nervous system - 1867 - 126 pages
...founfl that it is painful, and that its sensibility is exalted at one, two, or three points. These are usually the upper cervical, the middle dorsal, and the lumbar regions. The exact vertebras that are affected vary necessarily in different cases, but the exalted sensibility always... | |
 | Charles Handfield Jones - Nervous system - 1867 - 448 pages
...be found that \\ is painful, and that its sensibility is exalted at one, two, or three points. These are usually the upper cervical, the middle dorsal, and the lumbar regions. The exact vertebra? that are affected vary necessarily in different cases, but the exalted sensibility always... | |
 | John Eric Erichsen - 1873 - 840 pages
...be found that it is painful, and that its sensibility is exalted at one, two, or three points. These are usually the upper cervical, the middle dorsal, and the lumbar regions. The exact vertebrro that are affected vary necessarily in different cases; but the exalted sensibility always... | |
 | John Ashhurst - 1882 - 1114 pages
...be found that it 13 painful, and that it« sensibility is exalted at one, two, or three points, se are usually the upper cervical, the middle dorsal,...vertebrae that are affected vary necessarily in different cages; but the exalted sensibility always includes two, and usually three, at each of these points.... | |
 | John Eric Erichsen - Nervous system - 1882 - 312 pages
...or lower cervical, the middle dorsal, and the lumbar regions. The vertebrae that are affected very necessarily in different cases, but the exalted sensibility...and usually three, at each of these points. It is on account of the pain occasioned by any movement of the trunk by way of flexion or rotation, that... | |
 | John Eric Erichsen - Surgery - 1884 - 1252 pages
...found that it is painful, and that its sensibility is exalted ut one, two, or three points. These arc usually the upper cervical, the middle dorsal, and...but the exalted sensibility always includes two, and usuaUy three, ut each of these points. It is in consequence of the pain that is occasioned by any movement... | |
 | John Eric Erichsen - 1884 - 1156 pages
...found that it is painful, and that its sensibility is exalted at »ne, two, or three points. These are usually the upper cervical, the middle dorsal,...lumbar regions. The exact vertebrae that are affected rary necessarily in different cases; but the exalted sensibility always includ<* two, and usually three,... | |
 | John Eric Erichsen - Surgery - 1884 - 1142 pages
...that are affected vnrv necessarily in different cases; but the exalted sensibility always in• ludes two, and usually three, at each of these points. It is in consequence :' the pain that is occasioned by any movement of the trunk in the way of dexioo or rotation, that... | |
 | John Ashhurst - 1885 - 1196 pages
...be found that it is painful, and that its sensibility is exulted at one, two, or three points. These are usually the upper cervical, the middle dorsal, and the lumbar regions. The exact vortebr.e that are affected vary necessarily in different cases; but the exalted sensibility always... | |
 | John Ashhurst - 1893 - 1216 pages
...from 79.7° Fahr. to 84.2'' Fahr. that its sensibility is exalted at one, two, or three points. These are usually the upper cervical, the middle dorsal,...affected vary necessarily in different cases ; but tlic exalted sensibility always includes two, and usually three, at each of these points. It is in... | |
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