Aphasia with Hemiplegia of the Right Side; the Result of Injury to the Left Hemisphere

By F. W. IIigginson, Lie. Med. Bub, Civil Surgeon, Kheri. Professor Trousseau, in his lecture on Aphasia, states that Dr. Mare Dax, of Soinmieres, was the first to notice that patients suffering from aphasia, when pralyzed at the same time, were paralyzed on the right side, and that consequently the anatomical lesion was seated in the left hemisphere; the following case, being an example, will probably be of interest:? On the 8th September last Salik, Hindu, aged GO year3, was admitted into the Kheri Sadr Dispensary : seven days before he had been struck on the head with a lathi; his friends said that since then he had been perfectly speechless. His condition