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Page 121
The intracranial infection may ach the brain through dehiscence , disised bone
cells , or more frequently by opagating thrombophlebitis of intercomunicating
veins from mucous membranes the meninges and intracerebral vessels .
The intracranial infection may ach the brain through dehiscence , disised bone
cells , or more frequently by opagating thrombophlebitis of intercomunicating
veins from mucous membranes the meninges and intracerebral vessels .
Page 126
Their rate of growth is unusually slow , frequently extending over many years ,
even a decade or more . Trauma , in some instances , bears a relationship to the
site of the neoplasm . Meningiomas are very rare in youth and most frequent ...
Their rate of growth is unusually slow , frequently extending over many years ,
even a decade or more . Trauma , in some instances , bears a relationship to the
site of the neoplasm . Meningiomas are very rare in youth and most frequent ...
Page 133
It is nost common among young females ( 13 to 30 years ) and is found more
frequently in cold , moist and damp areas of the temperate uone . The etiology of
multiple sclerosis is till unknown . At first there is swelling and then
demyeinization ...
It is nost common among young females ( 13 to 30 years ) and is found more
frequently in cold , moist and damp areas of the temperate uone . The etiology of
multiple sclerosis is till unknown . At first there is swelling and then
demyeinization ...
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