Upper Parietal Meningioma Showing Foster Kennedy Syndrome *A case shown at the Clinical Meeting of the Society on Wednesday, December 11th, 1946.

a draughtsman, aged 39. During the twelve years before ^mission, the patient had eight right-sided Jacksonian attacks, ^hich were preceded by a feeling of spatial disorientation. They ?Ccasionally lasted for hours, and were then terminated by '^consciousness when he had reached a condition of exhaustion. addition to the Jacksonian attacks he experienced bouts of $?vere, and at times unbearable, cramp-like pain in the right limbs, throughout the illness there was increasing difficulty in using the f%ht hand and also in appreciating textures with it. For one year '*6 had suffered increasingly severe frontal headache and progressive deterioration of vision.