A. M. Virshubsky. A case of combined lateral and posterior sclerosis. Practical Doctor. 1910 No. 15

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The author describes a case of a disease in a 57-year-old man, from a family burdened with neuropsychiatric diseases, who suffered from 28 years of age. back with syphilis. The disease developed acutely and was characterized by: motor weakness of all limbs and partly of the muscles of the body, coordination disorders when standing and walking, slight rigidity of the arms and legs, increased knee reflexes, presence of Babinski'ago. hemianaestesia dextra, pain and thermal; the functions of the recti and vesicae were preserved, there were no muscle atrophies, the state of the cranial nerves and mentality was normal.

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