Syndromes of the Anterior Cerebral Artery
Syndromes of the Anterior Cerebral Artery
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DOI：
10.1177/003591573002300524
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发表时间：
1930-03
影响因子：
17.3
通讯作者：
M. Critchley
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作者：
M. Critchley
the third nerve, the symmetrical or asymmetrical involvement of one nerve on either side, and the spreading of the affection from one nerve to the others are against the occurrence of a vascular lesion. Again there are no inflammatory signs, such as pain at the time of onset and orbital tenderness. The common coincidence of retrobulbar neuritis suggests a lesion of similar nature occurring in any part of the course of the ocular motor nerves, and rarely also in the facial nerve and in the ophthalmic division of the fifth nerve. As regards treatment, while appropriate dietetic treatment has resulted in recovery, there can be no doubt of the value of insulin in hastening a cure, and this is also true of the vascular lesions which occur in diabetes. An apology is due for bringing forward a very old subject and for having said very little that is new. My excuse must be that no record of a series of cases and no reference to the literature of the subject haye hitherto appeared in the writings of English neurologists. The series of cases with negative Wassermann reactions here recorded is of some value, and a case with recurring paralysis has not been recorded before. In conclusion, I cannot help thinking that if glycosuria were looked for in every case of ocular paralysis, cases of this type would be more commonly found. REFERENCES.
