158 



i- !•: \' I : i: . 



Nov. 0. lli^'lit hand 32^.9 C, left :JG" ; right elbow 34^9, left 35^3; riglit 

 axilla 37 .1, hti 37^3. 



Dfc. 1. U.^ht axilla 37^() C, l.-ft iT.2: ri-ht dhow 3.y.G, left 35°.8. 

 Hemorrhage limiu-«l to the pons is eoniparativi-ly very frejpicnt, and 1 have 

 looked up u number of references, with the results shown in the tabulated sUite- 

 ments. 



Ca8E8 with Fkver DeVEIA)I'ED. 

 Tr«n«. I-otnl. Pulli. Soc, Iliad nt first alone holj later whole surface. 



Nunnclcy. 

 Alvxan<]i<r. 



Joliiwon. 

 lippinc. 



Iti'inlti. 



Iluchanl. 



xi. p. n. 



Ijkiicct, 1H75, i. p. 7'J 



Itritish Mcil .Inurn., 

 1877, i. p. IX 



I.l'DioM Mtil.. ISTC, 

 i. p. 9C1. 



Hull 



lie. AiiaU, 1H75, 



Mult. Soc. Anat. 

 p. 113. 



18C8, 



CroM paralysis. Fever only Blight, not tleveloped for some hours, then 

 temperature for a while 101- .4 !•". in right, 102^.2 in left axilla. Clot 

 oocupyinp the right lower half of the pons not extending Ix'yond tb« 

 mi'diun line. 



Temperature 1° higher in popliteal spare of puralyzod side, lower on 

 sound side ; not stated bow long this lasted. Cross paralysis. No 

 autopsy. 



Rise of temperature slight and developed slowly; only partial left 

 boiniplegia with muscular contraction. Head rotated tovanis 

 jiuralyzed side. Very small clot iu right pidi-, about e«|ual d«iitanc« 

 from front and rear of pons, a lilllo to right of median line. 



Cross paralysis; slight ri-so of tcnipcraturo slowly develope<l ; slight 

 immediate rise of temperature in paralyzed side ; no sugar or allin- 

 men in urine; a large clot in median extending into left cerehrmi 

 peduncle which it almost entirely occupies ; also into fourth ventricle, 

 but only nffects summit of ventricle; maximum lesion on left side of 

 ventricle, almost the whole upper thinl of which is destroyed. 



One hour after attack temperature of right side 36° C. left side Xfi.6 ; 

 right side paralyzed in 1^ hours after the attack. Large clot io left 

 side of pons. 



Cases is wiucii Tempeuatlre was Nobmal or Below Normal. 



Tumor. In section of pons on level with origin of fifth nerve, in lower 

 or anterior part of left half close to periphery, a round tumor half an 

 inch in diameter; softening extended to floor of fourth ventricle and 

 to the right 



Tumor, almost identical with la.st. 



.*>iirieninp of pons in centre of superior part nearest comu cerebri. 



Temperature 3'P ('. <7onsiderable hemorrhage into centre of pons, 

 which wa-s softened and disorganized. Fatty di'pencrntion of kidneys. 



Temperature 36*5.5 C. Pupils widely dilated. Very large clot occupy- 

 ing anterior part of pons, and breaking into third ventricle; death in 

 three hours. 

 Browne. Journ. Mental Science, 



xii. ll87.'>-6) p. 256. 



Cases in which there is .Nh Mentids i>v Tkmi-kii vtire. 



Dristowe. Trans. Lond. Path. Soc., xi. p. 11. 



Ogle. Trans. I-ond. Path. Soc, xi. p. 11. 



• '•'■■ Trans. Lond. Poth. Soc, i. p. l."). 



;i«nt Trmns. I»nd. Path. Soc, xii. p. 16. 



■on. Trans. Lond. Path. Soc, i. p. 36. 



I - k. Trans. Lond. Path. Soc, i. p. 3C. 



I w. Trans. I.«nd. Path. Soc., iv. p. 28. 



1 lie. I/ondon Lancet, 1875, i. p. 106. 



•on. Ixindon Lancet, 1875, i. p. 609. 



lli.ra|>atli. I«ndon Lancet, 1846, ii. p. 73. 



