Dysarthria due to Loss of Voluntary Respiration
Abstract
Abstract To the Editor.— The failure of voluntary respiration with preservation of automatic respiratory function is rare. Newsom Davis1 described such a patient with acute demyelination. Dysarthria was present in his patient, but was not described in detail. We studied a case of dysarthria due to loss of voluntary respiration in a patient with multiple sclerosis Report of a Case.— A 32-year-old woman showed development of bilateral diminution of visual acuity with remission in...