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... question but that the vomiting is only a symptom, and it is seldom the first evidence to appear in the syndrome. Languor, fretfulness, irritability, headache, one or all, are ...

... the optic thalamus and cerebral peduncle with Benedict's symptoms. II. Tuberculosis of the fourth ventricle.] Przegl. lek., Krak6w, 1903, xlii, 677-680.— Long (E.) Syndrome thalamique. Rev. med. de la Suisse Rom., Geneve, ...

... 1'abdomen qui se tra- duisent par le syndrome peritoneo-abdominal. 8°. Paris, 1902. Douglas (R.) Surgical diseases of the abdo- men with special reference to diagnosis. 8°. Philadelphia, 1909. Gui.vard (A.) Affections chirurgicales ...

... ligaments. Syndesmus, sin-dez'mus (sundesmos). Bandage; ligament. Syndrome, sin'drome (syn, dromos, course). Con- course. The union of symptoms which takes place in diseases; S. plethorica, for example, ...

... so many cases had been diagnosed as disk syndromes or as positive for a disk finding. The disk had become a too popular diagnosis. Certainly, disk cases occurred, but not so commonly ...

... 1916. xiv, 507- 512.—Tamiesie (J. P.). Radiographic diagnosis of gas- troptosis coincident with coloptosis. Northwest Med Seattle, 1915, vn, 181-183.—Tim me (W.). Visceroptosis as part of a neurologic syndrome. Cleveland M. J., 1915, xiv, 333-341. Also ...

... temperature in chronic, 298 treatment, 319 of leading symptoms, 324 tuberculin in, 320 Tumors, intracranial, 1122 of larynx, 477 of nerves, 1032. (See Neuromata.) of spinal cord, 1097 Tunnel-anemia, 1238 Tussis convulsiva, 251. (See Whooping-cough.) ...

... temperature in chronic, 298 treatment, 319 of leading symptoms, 324 tuberculin in, 320 Tumors, intracranial, 1122 of larynx, 477 of nerves, 1032. (See Neuromata.) of spinal cord, 1097 Tunnel-anemia, 1238 Tussis convulsiva, 251. (See Whooping-cough.) ...

... stationed near the opening or within the communication tunnel at the time of de- most likely caused by an underlying lesion in the pulp which in time would cause the same symptoms without decompression. Predisposing factors in toothache at altitude ...

... also are restricted. In the matter of differential diagnosis only two things need particular notice, namely tuberculosis of the tendon sheaths, and fracture of one of the carpal bones, most often the navicular. 326 TUBERCULOSIS OF ...