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The American Journal of Psychiatry, VOL. 90, No. 2

Article | September 01, 1933

CEREBROSPINAL FLUID SUGAR IN UNCOMPLICATED AND UNTREATED NEUROSYPHILIS

Purcell G. Schube; Robert C. Lewis

Am J Psychiatry 1933;90:369-378.

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Boston State Hospital, Boston, Mass.

University of Colorado School of Medicine, Denver, Colo.

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Abstract

A study of the cerebrospinal fluid sugar as measured in mg. per 100 cc. of cerebrospinal fluid in uncomplicated and untreated neurosyphilis is presented.The values obtained range between 40 and 112 mg. with a mean value for all cases of 62.75 mg.No true difference could be demonstrated between the mean values of the different types of neurosyphilis studied.

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