Polyradiculonévrite avec dissociation albuminocytologique (du type Guillain-Barré) et atteinte optique. (Contribution anatomo-clinique); pp. 279–292

The Nosologic Situation of the Landry-Guillainbarre Syndrome

“…I n another case, Martin (1961) reported demyelination with gliosis of the posterior columns at the cervical level of the spinal cord of a 42-year-old man who died six months after the onset of a polyradiculoneuritis. In the medulla oblongata there was perivascular lymphocyte infiltration with local discrete gliosis.…”