IN the previous lecture we discussed, as far as tinme would permit, certain synmptomi3s produced by injuries of the -spinal cord, selecting those whiich were the most imnpor- tant and interesting; in the present lecture the disturb- ances of sensation, especially those that result from inicom11plete or unilateral lesions, will be described, and observationis that may contribute to our knowledge of tlhe course and grouping of tlhe sensory afferent imnpulses within thle coid will be particularly emphasizcd.
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G. Holmes (1915) studied this question.