Key result
A case report detailing a patient with puerperal convulsions, catarrh, and paralysis of the detrusor urinae, alongside a comparative observation of a cat with similar catarrhal symptoms.
Population
One patient with puerperal convulsions, paralysis of the detrusor urinae, catarrh, and subsequent syphilis.
Design
Case_report
Authors
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Does not inform modern care; leaves open historical neurological hypotheses for catarrh as purely anecdotal.
Case Report (n=1)
A historical anecdotal report discussing the potential neurological basis of catarrh and detrusor paralysis.
J. G. Swayne (1873) conducted a case report in Puerperal convulsions and catarrh (n=1). A case report detailing a patient with puerperal convulsions, catarrh, and paralysis of the detrusor urinae, alongside a comparative observation of a cat with similar catarrhal symptoms.
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