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The patient described in this report appears to have had a unique, severe, pure pan-dysautonomia, and has been investigated in sufficient detail to specify precisely the disorders of functions subserved by the autonomic nervous system. Though we cannot rule out the possibility of an unknown autonomic toxin, we have no evidence for it and suggest that our patient's disorder be considered an acute polyneuritis, restricted to the autonomic system. Comment is made on tests of autonomic dysfunction and on the reliance which can be placed upon the results.
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