Nervous Sequelæ of Spinal Anæsthesia

Abstract

THE literature abounds in descriptions of almost every known type of nervous lesion, both functional and organic, which has at some time or another, rightly or wrongly, been attributed to an antecedent spinal anesthesia. Summaries of such lesions have been made by Koster [1], and by Albo and Pla [2]. Koster's classifica-