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SKXSIIUI.ITY OF TIIK I \TKK\A I, OEGANS 



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T\\i> patients described li\ Lindry exhibited diametrically 

 opposite plieiinmemi of dissociation; tac.tile ;uid |>ain sensibility 

 of the skin on one side were retained, while the sensibility of 



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Kn.s. 30 anil 37. Strttmpell's patient, who Mill'iTi'il limn romjih-ti- loss of snpi'i lirial ami ih'rp 

 M-n>iliility nl' njjit ann. Wit.li ryi-s o]n'ii In' was able to plarr anil main lain hut h liamls in tin- 

 same position; \\itli py.^ slml In- in\ nlunl ai il\ altered tin' pnsilnni of the- rii;ht ham! 

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the deep tissues was completely almlished. In these cases, as 

 soon as vision was excluded, the patients lost consciousness of 

 the position of their limits, and wen- no longer able to appreciate 

 either active or passive movements. 



