Acute spontaneous hypoglycæmia

Abstract

CTIRONIC EPIDEMIC ENCEPHALITIS IMEICAL JOURNAL 837 ATTACKS OF CLOSED LIDS Besides the oculogyric attacks, in which the eyes turn in some direction, there are others in which the lids close and cannot be opened. These are not uncommon. Some patients will tell you that there seems to be something behinid the lids which is pulling, and which prevents them opening the eyes. These are probably only a variation of the other more common form. The grounds for such a view are to be seen in the serial pictures from the case of facial palsy (Fig. 3).

Late Prognosis in Coeliac Disease

“…Bennett et al (1932) found symptoms beginning in childhood in 12 out of 15 cases of idiopathic steatorrhoea; six of these had had some form of diarrhoea or dysentery in infancy. Moore et al (1936) thought the history probably dated from childhood in 6 out of 10 cases of adult steatorrhoea. Bennett and Hardwick (1940) thought that many cases of " non-tropical sprue " were examples of coeliac disease which had escaped recognition in childhood.…”