tabetic

There is none of the distress caused by true an�sthesia, as, for instance, by the "tabetic mask," or insensibility of part of the face, which sometimes occurs in tabes dorsalis.

True tabetic crises yield more readily to ordinary anodyne drugs than do these pseudo-crises.

A German professor wished to demonstrate to his class the varying inco-ordination of a series of tabetic patients.

Various types are met with; they are known according to their cause, as static, congenital, traumatic, paralytic, rachitic, rheumatic, arthritic, gonorrhœal, and tabetic.

The freedom with which a tabetic patient will allow his disorganised joint to be handled requires to be seen to be appreciated.