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The clinical picture of myeloneuropathy following abdominal symptoms has already been reported in details by us and others. Neurological manifestations that follow such abdominal complaints as pain, diarrhea, nausea, constipation or meteorism of varying duration, in most instances, suggest involvement of the spinal cord and peripheral nerve. The optic nerve is affected in certain proportion of the patients. This syndrom is seen sporadically as well as in epidemics.There are several reports on the histopathological findings of the nervous system in autopsied materials. They have been identified with none of the established diseases.The following is an account of the clinical picture of a patient who developed the symptoms during the treatment for pulmonary tuberculosis and of the histopathological findings of the nervous system.

AN AUTOPSIED CASE OF SUBACUTE MYELONEUROPATHY WITH PRECEDING ABDOMINAL SYMPTOMS, A SYNDROME RECENTLY RECOGNIZED IN JAPAN