On the threatenings of apoplexy and paralysis, inorganic epilepsy, spinal syncope, hidden seizures, the resultant mania, etc. / by Marshall Hall.

  • Hall, Marshall, 1790-1857.
Date:
1851
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    THE CllOONlAN LECTURES. 305. Thus the chain of cause and effect, or effects, appears to me complete, 306. All this, and much more, is accomplished by the doctrine of Trachelismus. I think, therefore, I am justified by bringing it before you, and com- mending it to your notice. 307. And here. Gentlemen, I must bring these Lectures to a close. It has been my anxious wish to lay before you, in facts, and in the words of others, as much as possible, the argument for the institution of a Class of Cerebral and Spinal Seizures, with their rationale, diagnosis, prevention, and treatment. How imperfectly I have done this, I am well aware. But I trust that the attempt will be received by you with candour and generosity. 308. Allow me to thank you, Sir, once more for the opportunity you have kindly afforded me of brmg- ing the subject before this College; and you. Gentle- men, for your kind attention during the course of my imperfect observations. riUNTliU BY J. MALLETT, 59 WAUUOUR STREET, LONDON.