On Aural Diagnosis: Lecture Delivered in the Glasgow Hospital and Dispensary for the Diseases of the Ear, February, 1882.

Glasgow Med J · 1883 · PMC5907062 · PMID 30434003

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Then, also, pain of a peri- odic character is met with in the persons of those who are the subjects of an ear affection due to malarial poisoning, and in those persons who are overworked and under fed, and who get too little sleep, as students and night watchmen. Pain, therefore, may be significant of disease in the ear or in adjoining parts, or in organs remote from it.

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