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been drowsy and stuporous, and unless aroused, slept all day without tak- 

 ing a morsel of food-at one time sleeping almost continuously for two 

 weeks. Her memory was extremely poor, and she had lost all initiative 

 There was no return of menstruation. Vision continued normal. She had 

 persistent headaches and frequently vomited. Polydipsia and polyuria 

 gradually subsided and during the preceding two months she voided a 

 normal amount of urine. Pulse had become more rapid and the blood 

 pressure had fallen to systolic 80 and diastolic 60 (Dr. Hocking). 



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 insipidus. GROUP A, CASE XV. 



Examination showed the patient in a state of narcolepsy from which 

 she could be only temporarily aroused. She had a slight rise in tempera- 

 ture, due to an infection of her throat. Her pulse was rapid, 120 beats 

 to the minute, and her respiration was 40. The obesity had increased, 

 but the character and distribution of fat remained unchanged. There 

 was an absence of hirci and crines pubis. The color and texture of the 

 skin presented the same characteristic appearance observed at the begin- 

 ning of her illness. There was drooping of the upper eyelids, more 

 marked in the left than the right. Pupils responded sluggishly. Hippus 

 was present in both eyes. The patient passed into profound coma and 

 died the next day. 



