Studies on the Interception of the Pathways of Epileptic Convulsion Part II. The Complications occured by the Damaging the Epileptic Convulsion with the Horsley-Clarke's Stereotaxic Apparatus

By damaging the pathways of epileptic convulsion with the Horsley-Clarke's stereotaxic apparatus, the transient disturbance of muscle tones was observed, in the operated animals, but there was no such serious complication occured as motor palsy, tremor, athetoid movement, choreiform movement, disturbance of the eyes, defectiv feeding movement, disturbance of the voice.