Observations on functional affections of the spinal cord and ganglionic system of nerves, in which their identity with sympathetic, nervous, and imitative diseases is illustrated / by William Griffin and by Daniel Griffin.

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1834
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    which have been .so ably treated of by many eminent writers, it is merely necessary to name, as much rarer diseases than any of the foregoing, but having very many symptoms in common with them, and affording frequent grounds for apprehension and error, when the diagnosis is not attentively studied. 5th. The same may be said of those organic diseases of the spinal cord whose pathology Dr. Abercrombie has taken such pains to illustrate. We have met with very few of them in the course of our practice, and those were such as offered little that was new or interesting on the subject.