 | 1918 - 86 pages
...has shown evidences of awkwardness. There is never a history of pain in the affected muscles. 129. Multiple neuritis. — The chief manifestations are...the skin. The reflexes, deep and superficial, may bo diminished or absent ; the sphincters are not involved. Existent organic nervous disease should... | |
 | United States. Army - 1918 - 474 pages
...has shown evidences of awkwardness. There is never a history of pain in the affected muscles. 129. Multiple neuritis. — The chief manifestations are...the skin. The reflexes, deep and superficial, may bo diminished or absent ; the /sphincters are not involved. Existent organic nervous disease should... | |
 | United States. Navy Department. Bureau of Medicine and Surgery - 1927 - 620 pages
...has shown evidences of awkwardness. There is. never a history of pain in the affected muscles. (n) Multiple neuritis. — The chief manifestations are...and evidences of trophic changes of the skin. The deep and superficial reflexes may be diminished or absent; the sphincters are not involved. A history... | |
 | United States. War Department - 1939 - 666 pages
...these defects rarely furnishes reliable data, although it will usually be found that the registrant has shown evidences of awkwardness. There is never...diminished or absent; the sphincters are not involved. BTANDABDS OF PHYSICAL EXAMINATION Existent organic nervous disease should always exclude. For example,... | |
 | United States. Army Medical Service - 1967 - 392 pages
...applicant has shown evidences of awkwardness. There is never a history of pain in the affected muscles, я. Multiple neuritis. — The chief manifestations are...and evidences of trophic changes of the skin. The deep and superficial reflexes may be diminished or absent ; the sphincters are not involved. Л history... | |
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Multiple neuritis. — The chief manifestations are more or less pain in the course of the affected nerves, with tenderness over the trunks of the nerves and of the muscles supplied by them; lessened muscular power of varying degrees; more or less atrophy... 