. International record of medicine . Fig. 5 Sections from a case with obscnrc spinal symptoms bruised unawares at the autopsy. Plate II.. Fig. 12 Sections from various cords, iinintentionallv liniiscil at tlic autopsy, fouml in tllaboratory collection of .spinal cords. Plate III. Plate VII.

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