100. A theoretically curable case. Autopsy 328 101. A highly meningitic case, theoretically amenable to treatment. Autopsy 332 102. A highly atrophic case, theoretically not amenable to treatment. Autopsy 335 103. Paretic neurosyphilis with markedly focal lesions. Autopsy 338 (CASES 104 TO 123 ARE EXAMPLES OF TREATMENT INCLUDING SUCCESSES AND FAILURES.) 104. Diffuse neurosyphilis: treatment successful after nine months 342 105. Atypical neurosyphilis: treatment successful 346 106. Argyll-Robertson pupil not necessarily of bad prognosis: treated case an insurance risk 350 107. Spinal fluid cleared: symptoms persistent 355 108. Arteriosclerosis does not contraindicate treatment 359 109. Symptoms of intracranial pressure relieved by treatment 362 110. Therapeutic improvement in tabetic neurosyphilis 366 111. W. R. rendered negative in tabetic neurosyphilis 367 112. Example of successful treatment of paretic neurosyphilis 370 113. Another example 372 114. Clinical recovery but tests persistently positive in treated paretic neurosyphilis 375 115. Improvement delayed in treated paretic neurosyphilis 377 116. Non-neural syphilis in treated paretic neurosyphilis 380 117. Partial recovery in treated paretic neurosyphilis 382 118. Laboratory signs improved: clinical situation stationary: treated paretic neurosyphilis 384 119. Another example 386 120. Failure of treatment 388 121. Treatment, at first mild, later intensive 390 122. Intensive treatment 392 123. Syphilitic feeblemindedness improved by treatment 395 SECTION VI. NEUROSYPHILIS AND THE WAR. CASES A TO N FROM BRITISH, FRENCH, AND GERMAN WRITERS (1914–1916) 399 CASE A. Tabes “shell-shocked” into paresis? (Donath) 401 B. Latent syphilis “shell-shocked” into tabes? (Duco and Blum) 403 C. Aggravation of neurosyphilis by service? (Weygandt) 404 D. Aggravation of neurosyphilis _by_ service? (Todd) 406 E. Aggravation of neurosyphilis _on_ service? (Todd) 409 F. Duration of neurosyphilitic process important. (Farrar) 411 G. Latent syphilis lighted up to paresis by war stress without shell-shock. (Marie) 412