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TABES DORSALIS

Archives of Neurology & Psychiatry, 1929
Of the numerous theories of the pathogenesis of tabes dorsalis, only two deserve consideration. According to one theory, advocated by Strumpell, 1 Spielmeyer, 2 Hauptmann 3 and others, tabes is an endogenous disease process. It is supposed to be caused by a syphilitic toxin which "selectively" affects certain parts of the posterior columns and causes ...
G. B. Hassin
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Der ‚Tabes-Syphilis-Streit‘ Ein Disput über die Ursache der Tabes dorsalis und der progressiven Paralyse am Ende des 19. Jahrhunderts

Fortschritte der Neurologie Psychiatrie, 2022
Zusammenfassung Seit einigen Jahren steigt die Inzidenz der Syphilis und neuroluetischer Krankheitsbilder. Damit gewinnen auch Tabes dorsalis und progressive Paralyse wieder an Relevanz in der Neurologie.
H. Steinberg
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Tabes dorsalis: Not, at all, “Elementary my dear Watson!”

Journal of the History of the Neurosciences, 2017
Let us begin this column with two slices of life of the celebrated Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (1859–1930). First, he studied medicine at Edinburgh University in Scotland where he defended, in April 1885, his MD thesis devoted to the vasomotor changes in ...
R. Olry, D. Haines
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Tabes dorsalis

DMW - Deutsche Medizinische Wochenschrift, 1938
This is an abstract of a study 1 of the treatment of tabes dorsalis and is the second of a series of reports on neurosyphilis prepared by the Cooperative Clinical Group. The material for this report was gathered from the five cooperating clinics, which created a pool of reports concerning 75,000 patients who had syphilis.
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TABES DORSALIS

Archives of Neurology & Psychiatry, 1941
We have previously described the significance of the sensory dissociation and delay in pain perception which are associated with the peripheral neuropathy of chronic alcoholism, 1 and of a similar picture produced by temporarily interrupting the blood supply to an extremity.
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