This work began as a clinical analysis of patients who suffered unexplained hemipareses following temporal lobectomies. A preliminary survey suggested that the site of disturbance was the internal capsule and that the cause was vascular interference. Further study confirmed this impression and produced strong clinical evidence that the disability was caused by spasm of the capsular arteries in response to mechanical irritation. [...]
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