In recent years with the advent of a potent medication for the treatment of the anemia of
pernicious anemia, a great deal of consideration has been given to the effect of liver and
desiccated stomach therapy on the associated lesions of the spinal cord and brain in this
disease. Innumerable workers have reported, with considerable diversity of opinion, 1 the
results of their investigation concerning the progression and prevention of nervous system
involvement. Our purpose in this paper is to present a study of a comparatively large group …