Erkrankungen des Nervensystems: ein Lehrbuch der Neurologie und Psychiatrie. P, untere Stufe der Cere-bral Stiel; PCM, Mitte cerebelläre Stiel; Pes, Superior cerebellar Stiel; ? Py. Pyramidal tract in seiner pedunculo-pontine Region; Qa, Corpus quadrigeminum anterior; r, raphe; Rm, median lemniscus; Rl, seitliche lemniscus; SAq, graue Substanz des theaqueduct von Sylvius; (Sgr 72, Substanz von Rolando; Tpo, tenia Pontis; 7?-, Trapez Körper; VI, vierten Ventrikel; Vs, Superior vermis des Kleinhirns; VV, Ventil des Vieussens; ///root Fasern des dritten Nerv; V, Trigeminus; Vc, absteigend Motor root

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Diseases of the nervous system : a text-book of neurology and psychiatry . P, lower stage of cere-bral peduncle; Pcm, middle cerebellar peduncle; Pes, superior cerebellar peduncle;?Py. pyramidal tract in its pedunculo-pontine region; Qa, corpus quadrigeminum anterior;r, raphe; Rm, median lemniscus; Rl, lateral lemniscus; SAq, gray substance of theaqueduct of Sylvius; (Sgr72, substance of Rolando; Tpo, tenia pontis; 7?-, trapezoid body;Vi, fourth ventricle; Vs, superior vermis of the cerebellum; VV, valve of Vieussens;///, root fibers of the third nerve; V, trigeminus; Vc, descending motor root of thefifth; Frfs, descending sensory root of the fifth; F/, root fibers of the sixth; VII, rVII, root fibers of the facial; VIIg, knee of the facial; VIIIv, vestibular.25 386 DISEASES OF THE PONS, BRAIN STEM, AND MIDBRAIN quality the loss of sensation to pain, heat, and cold caused by a lesionin the spinal cord. (See Plates X and XL) Thus when a lesion of the bulb interferes with sensation of pain, notonly may the skin be insensitive to prick, but the readings of the. Fig. 195.—Posterior peduncular syndrome. Contralateral Benedicts syndrome.Hemianesthesia with choreo-athetoid movements and alternate paralysis of the third(777) nerve by reason of lesion of the right pontine tegmentum. On the left side, contralateral hemianesthesia of the extremities and of the face fromlesion of the secondary crossed sensory pathways (Rm and SR). Choreo-athetoid move-ments and at times tremors from lesion of the red nucleus and of the superior cerebellarpeduncle (Pes) below the decussation. On the right side paralysis of the third nerve (III), with ptosis, external strabismus(non-resistance to external rectus), with or without mydriasis and pupils immobile tolight and convergence, depending on the extent of the lesion of the root fibers of theoculomotorius (777). (Dejerine.) (See Chart, No. 6, p. 390.) pressure algometer may be raised on the analgesic side. In the sameway the affected area of

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