On Railway and Other Injuries of the Nervous System

Abercrombie acid affected become body brachial plexus brain bruised cerebral cervical spine cervical vertebræ complained complete concussion condition consequence developed difficulty direct your attention disease distressing dura mater effusion evidence examination after death extended extravasation fall fatal feces feeling foot fracture gait gradually greatly head immediate impaired increased inflammatory action inflammatory softening inflicted injury irritation left arm left leg lesion less ligamentous loss of motor lost membranes months motor power movement muscles neck nerves nervous system numbness occasioned occur Ollivier ordinary pain paralysis paralyzed paraplegia paraplegic pathological patient peculiar period phenomena pia mater pressure progressive railway accidents railway collision recovery remarkable result right arm rigidity secondary sensibility serious serous fluid severe and direct shock side slight slowly sphincters spinal canal spinal cord spinal meningitis strained strychnine suffered surgeons surgical symptoms tender tingling treatment twisted University College Hospital urine usually vertebral column violent walk wrench