A case of bilateral paralysis of facial and auditory nerves, with left hemiplegia, in the secondary stage of syphilis / by James Carslaw, M.A., M.B., C.M., Assistant to the Professor of Medicine and Clinical Medicine, Glasgow University.

  • Carslaw, James.
Date:
[1897?]
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Credit: A case of bilateral paralysis of facial and auditory nerves, with left hemiplegia, in the secondary stage of syphilis / by James Carslaw, M.A., M.B., C.M., Assistant to the Professor of Medicine and Clinical Medicine, Glasgow University. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    is now less marked than formerly, though still quite a distinct feature. The hearing is not any better, and indeed is so bad that he cannot hear the watch on pressure with either ear, and cannot make out conversation, even in loud tones. There is still tinnitus and some vertigo. There have been no fresh complications, nervous or otherwise, and the patient has been able for work.