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(“cerebral arteriosclerosis,” “cerebral thrombosis”)

PARETIC NEUROSYPHILIS

(“general paresis”)

TABETIC NEUROSYPHILIS

(“tabes dorsalis”)

GUMMATOUS NEUROSYPHILIS

(“gumma of membranes, of brain”)

JUVENILE NEUROSYPHILIS

(paretic, tabetic, diffuse)

Chart 5

POSSIBLE INVOLVEMENT BRAIN AND CORD SYPHILIS [M]embranes, [V]essels, [P]arenchyma [MVP] EARLY, LATENT?, SYMBIOSIS?, ATTENUATION?.... MVP CEREBRAL, CEREBROSPINAL SYPHILIS, PARESIS MVP [M]VP PARESIS; SYPHILITIC ARTERIOSCLEROSIS VP M[V]P ?SYPHILOTOXIN FROM MENINGITIS MP MV[P] SYPHILITIC MENINGITIS; CEREBRAL OR CEREBROSPINAL SYPHILIS MV [MV]P SYPHILOTOXIC ATROPHY OR SCLEROSIS P M[VP] SYPHILITIC MENINGITIS M [M]V[P] SYPHILITIC ARTERIOSCLEROSIS V M, V or P in brackets [] means not involved. Chart 6

NEUROSYPHILIS

SIX TESTS

BLOOD WASSERMANN

SPINAL FLUID WASSERMANN

SPINAL FLUID CYTOLOGY

SPINAL FLUID GLOBULIN

SPINAL FLUID ALBUMIN

SPINAL FLUID GOLD SOL

Chart 7

This case has been especially worked up and published by Dr. A. M. Barrett on account of the fact that the vascular lesions of the brain had produced a condition of pure word-deafness. Reference is made to the Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease, Vol. 37, 1910, for a complete description of the brain findings and an analysis of the word-deafness, a summary of which is as follows: