...became paralysed on one side, and expired in the space of :J(i hours. On opening the body, a deposit of greenishlooking purulent matter was found smeared...there was considerable effusion into the ventricles. Here the disease had gone on silently up to a certain point, as there was not the slightest evidence...

...coincidently with the subsidence of the swelling, he complained of pain in the head, became paralysed on one side, and expired in the course of thirty-six...hemisphere, and there was considerable effusion into the ventricles.1 So, also, in a case of Dr. Watson's. A female patient, who had rheumatic fever and subsequent...

...swelling, he complained of pain in the head, became paralyied on one side, and expired in the course ot thirty-six hours. On opening his body, a large quantity...the cerebral inflammation does not appear to have bt.en a simple extension of the disease, but to have been excited by the concentration of the rheumatic...

...pain in the head, became paralyzed on one side, and expired in thirty-six hours. On opening his head, a large quantity of greenish-looking purulent matter...ventricles. Dr. Fuller believes that in all such cases the meningeal inflammation is not the result of simple extension of the disease, but of concentration of...

...paralysed on one side, and expired in the space of thirty-six hours. On opening the body, a deposit of greenish-looking, purulent matter was found smeared...there was considerable effusion into the ventricles. Here the disease had gone on silently up to a certain point, as there was not the slightest evidence...