A case of falsebulbar paralysis of traumatic origin
V. K. Polynova
Kazan medical journal ›› 1901, Vol. 1 ›› Issue (4) : 243 -255.
A case of falsebulbar paralysis of traumatic origin
The existence of separate centers in the cortex of the large brain for the articulation of rumble, swallowing, phonation and other acts, the disorder of which is the common name of bulbar paralysis, proved experimentally with respect to many of these disorders for animals, it is understood that it cannot be detected by this method in humans. From this point of view, individual casuistic cases, clinically proving the existence of such centers, are of undoubted interest, since through the accumulation of such facts, it can finally be shed light on this, still dark, area of nervous physiology.
Polynova V.K.
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