... his whole life, and is largely dependent upon congenital tendencies, or predisposition to neuropathy. History. The name "hemicrania" occurs in the old ...

... responsible for a large number of so-called neuropathies. General paresis may develop in congenital syphilitics; also tabes and multiple sclerosis. There is ...

... in this subsection deals with all acquired or congenital eye movement disturbances ... and transmission disturbances affecting the ocular muscles such ...

... to this condition. This neuropathic condition is certainly congenital in most GENERAL ETIOLOGY. 147 cases, and is transferred from parents to children. Whole fami- lies, many generations, may be thus burdened with neuropathy, and cursed with a feeble power to resist, ...

... by drugs or chemicals SMON subacute myelo-optico-neuropathy Index MYELITIS (IM) (68) OPTIC NEURITIS (IM) (68) PAIN (NIM) (68) ABDOMEN (NIM) (68) sludging of blood see ERYTHROCYTE AGGREGATION, INTRA' VASCULAR snap-back sign a sign of congenital dislocation of the hip (Presse med 63:921, ...

... rest satisfied with the fact that such constitutional neuropathies really exist, and that they play an important part in the history of neuralgia. They may be congenital and proceed from the parents, and hence be ...

... reported to have reduced levels of SDH and congenital cataracts. Our preliminary ... retinop- athy, and neuropathy. Side effects and lack of efficacy of AR ...

... metacarpal arthritis, 254 compressed air drill disease, 260 congenital deformities, 3 ... median, 247 opponens pollicis paralysis, 249 osteomyelitis, 26l ...

... have been assigned: 5I+I+ Neuralgia 5I+5 Neuropathies of varied etiology ... Birth injury Congenital abnormality 551 Diseases due to infection with a ...

... Most forms of My attorney. Congenital Parramatta, Tonia, congenital, all types of ... neuropathy and acute intermittent porphyria. On the next slide, ...