The Lettsomian Lectures on Syphilis and the Nervous System

MR. PRESIDENT AND GENTLEMEN,-From the questions of pathology and causal evidence that occupied us in the last lecture, we pass to-night to the subjects of more immediate practical interest -those of symptoms and diagnosis.The transition may, perhaps, bring with it a sense of relief, but, unfortunately, it brings with it no escape from the difficulties in which the subject is involved, and which surround, not less closely and scarcely less consciously, its practical aspects.