N. E. Osokina. Kozhevnikov epilepsy. (Medical Review No. 1, 1908)

The author describes two cases of Kozhevnikov's epilepsy, used in the clinic of prof. Darkshevich. In one of them, along with epileptic seizures of the nature of Jacksonian epilepsy, there were constant clonic convulsions in the upper and lower extremities of the right side. As complications, there were right-sided hemiparesis and complete hemianesthesia on the face (at the beginning of the disease, also motor aphasia).