IN the miiajority of the cases of encephalitis lethargica previously (lescribed, the main incidence of the disease has fallen upon the brain stem. The following case appears to resemble so closely clinically, and in many respects pathologically, the interesting cases of this (lisease recently (lescribed by Dr. Farquhar 13uzzard' in which the cerebral cortex was chiefly affected, that it seems worthy of being recorded.
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G. A. Watson (1920) studied this question.