Basing his conclusions on these cases, Klestadt pointed out that positional nystagmus need
not necessarily indicate a central disturbance and that, when the possibility of a positional …

Three cases of oxycephaly were extensively examined and a great variety of auditory and
vestibular disturbances were found. In case IV. the microscopic-anatomical examination …

THE association of hypochromic anaemia and dysphagia (the so-called Plummer-Vinson
syndrome*) has for a long time interested many laryngologists (Brown-Kelly, 1 Paterson2), as …

In 1803 E r asmus D ar u’in, in his)) Zoonomia or the laws of organic life)) mentioned an
audible vertigo)) as is known by the battement or undulations of sounds in the ear)). After that …

TUMOURS of the trachea are very rare (Minnegerode1); a mixed tumour in this situation is
exceptional. We have only found three cases mentioned in the literature; Klestadt2 in 1924 …

CASE II.—Male, aged 44. Admitted to the department in October, 1933, for recurrent
haemoptysis, for which no internal cause had been found. During examination the patient had a …

One of the reasons for the increasing interest in laryngoceles is that concomitance of
laryngocele and laryngeal carcinoma is not so uncommon. HUIZINGA, with his great clinical …

1. Increased transparency of both lungs. 2. Depression of the diaphragm on both sides. 3.
Rotation of the heart, with its apex forward (diminished transverse diameter), on expiration. …

At the onset of inflammatory affections of the labyrinth some symptoms can be noted which
must be interpreted as labyrinth stimulus phenomena. W i tt maack (1) tried to elicit these …

This symptom is manifested in the presence of a stenosis high up in the oesophagus, either
due to exterior pressure or to alteration in the wall or to some obstruction within the …