Multiple cerebro-spinal sclerosis, progressive bulbar paralysis. Incipient bulbar paralysis
Jean Allard Jeancon · 1831-1903
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A multi-figure medical plate shows spinal cord and brainstem specimens in pale tones with red and pink areas marking diseased tissue. Labeled figures display dissected nerve roots and lesions, with annotations and figure numbers printed across the sheet.
