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English: Expanding fortification pattern in a migraine with aura. "Inhibitory character within angled oval of an expanding fortification spectrum. Outside the limiting line, vision is preserved; within it, vision is lost. This occurs at first over the whole area; afterwards, when the sphere is broken and has become oval, loss is most intense close to the limiting line and becomes less toward the middle."~ Gowers WR: Visual sensations in migraine. In: Subjective Sensations of Sight and Sound: Abiotrophy and Other Lectures. London: Churchill, 1907 |
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| Source | Page 26 in Gowers, W. R: Subjective sensations of sight and sound : abiotrophy, and other lectures (1904) Philadelphia: Blakiston |
| Author | Sir William Richard Gowers (1845-1915) |
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