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On the Dissemination of the Tubercle Bacillus in Coughing
1898
Boston Medical and Surgical Journal
be correspondingly brighter, although usually there is much diminished acuity." Further on, Dr. Jones adds : " Sir Thomas Grainger Stewart writing to me on November 11, 1897, stated that he referred to this condition ten or twelve years ago in relation to giddiness, and he then regarded agoraphobia as co-related with cliff or tower giddiness, the patient having somehow learnt to depend for his special equilibration upon visual impressions of lateral objects, aud the absence of such impressions
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