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with it on the flexor aspect of the forearm; the extent of the cutaneous analgesia had diminished for 3 in. (8 cm.), or more, peripheral to the scar. This was particularly noticeable, because the borders of the loss of sensation to cotton wool had remained unchanged.

Fig. 7: Lateral view of the forearm and hand on June 14, 1903.

Fig. 8: Flexor aspect of the forearm on June 14, 1903.