HAMORRHAGIC lesions of the brain stem are not infrequently found in fatal cases of accidental head injury.Duret (1878, 1919) emphasized their importance, and showed that they are easily produced in experimental animals.Bemer (1930) and Courville (1945) also considered them to be an important cause of death, and it is clear that only a
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