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Ann. Surg., 128/ 4. - Philadelphia, J.B. Lippincott Comp., October, 1948, 8°, 732-742, 8 Fig., self wrappers. Rare Offprint! "This presentation has to do with reconstructive work necessary to restore the power of swallowing in a patient who has sustained extensive cranial nerve injuries. In 1864. Hughling Jackson called attention to the homolateral paralytic association of larynx, soft palate, tongue and muscle of the neck, particularly the sternomastoid and trapezius. In 1891, Avellis wrote on palate laryngeal hemiplegia, a syndrome which sometimes bears his name. Since then additional articles by Schmidt, Tapia, Broeckaert, have stressed certain features resulting from involvement of the last cranial nerves. Particularly Vernet* and Collet * in 1915 have written on the syndrome of the jugular foramen characterized by involvement of the last three or four cranial nerves. In 1917 Villaret used his term, "the syndrome of the retroparotid space." and included lesions of the sympathetic together with the last four cranial nerves. From World War I similar injuries have been reported." Naffziger, Davis & Bell Naffziger's contributions to the field of neurosurgery were many. He reported on treatment of subdural hematoma, spinal cord injuries, skull fractures, and the surgical treatment of exophthalmos in patients with Graves' disease. A phenomenon of shoulder and upper extremity pain related to hypertrophied scalene muscle would become known as Naffziger syndrome after he described a technique for surgical scaleniotomy. …