iMDJmJOUeXs 291 for this function. I have recently had uinder my care two patients with extreme and persistent conjugate deviation of headl and eves lasting foir weeks. In one case a large glioma almost completely excavating the left frontal lobe, but not involviing the cortex, was found. In the second case, in whlich the lesion was right-sided, the presence of complete Imeinianopia and astereogDoSis Witll imlarked lhemi- analgesia aind very little hemilplegia miiadle it certain that the lesion was in the posterior half of the hemisphere.
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Thos. H. Wignall (1929) studied this question.