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quoted pight cases, four of which were his own. One of these four proved at necropsy to have had an aneurysm of the right posterior communicating artery which had burst; two others were probably vascular in origin, since in one case there was amnesia and in the other paraesthesiae; and the last of the four-a healthy young woman of 27-was a case of right permanent hemianopia as a result of idiopathic migraine, with sparing of the macula by less than 10 degrees and otherwise a clean-cut vertical edge above and below. She was re-examined six weeks later, but there was no alteration. The ages of these four patients varied from 15 to 67 and all had had proved intracranial vascular catastrophes. Peter (1938), quoting Charcot and others in their description of cases of persistent quadrantic and hemianopic scotomata following migraine, remarks that other cases have appeared in the literature from time to time; while Adie (1930), drawing attention to permanent hemianopia in migraine, migrainous epilepsy, and spontaneous subarachnoid haemorrhage and their probable interrelationship, describes seven cases in which there was probably a subarachnoid haemorrhage. Dixon (1947), in drawing attention to the frequency of strokes in young adults, mentions four cases of field defect in young people associated with a probable intracranial haemorrhage,

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