...practitioner to recognize definitely the existence of meningitis and of the various forms. (a) The fever, headache, delirium, retraction of the neck, tremor, and rigidity of the muscles are most important signs. As already mentioned, in the meningitis of cérébro-spinal fever the spinal...

...practitioner to recognize definitely the existence of meningitis and of the various forms. (a) The fever, headache, delirium, retraction of the neck, tremor, and rigidity of the muscles are most important signs. As already mentioned, in the meningitis of cérébro-spinal fever the spinal...

...practitioner to recognize definitely the existence of meningitis and of the various forms. (a) The fever, headache, delirium, retraction of the neck, tremor, and rigidity of the muscles are most important signs. As already mentioned, in the meningitis of cerebro-spinal fever the spinal...

...recognize definitely the existence of meningitis and of the various forms. (a) GENERAL FEATURES.—The fever, headache, delirium, retraction of the neck, tremor, and rigidity of the muscles are most important signs. As already mentioned, in the meningitis of cérébro-spinal fever the spinal...

...recognize definitely the existence of meningitis and of the various forms. (a) GENERAL FEATURES.—The fever, headache, delirium, retraction of the neck, tremor, and rigidity of the muscles are most important signs. As already mentioned, in the meningitis of cérébro-spinal fever the spinal...

...persist for several weeks, in a small number over three months. Diagnosis.— (a) GENERAL FEATURES.—The fever, headache, delirium, retraction of the neck, tremor, and rigidity of the muscles are most important signs. In the meningitis of cérébro-spinal fever the spinal symptoms are very...

...partial or complete blindness, from atrophy of the optic nerve, corneal ulcérations, or choroiditis. Permanent deafness, and in children deafmutism, may...with severe bowel troubles we observe symptoms of meningeal irritation. Kernig s and Bdbinsky's signs have been spoken of. Brudzinski's sign is usually...

...may persist for weeks, in a small number over three months. Diagnosis.— (a) GENERAL FEATURES.—The fever, headache, delirium, retraction of the neck, tremor, and rigidity of the muscles are most important signs. In the meningitis of cerebro-spinal fever the spinal symptoms are very much...