21 N. Y. Medical Journal, August, 1878.
The temperatures at different stations were as follows:
| Left. | Right. | |
| Frontal | 96.75° | 98.33° |
| Parietal | 95° | 99.75° |
| Occipital | 96.75° | 100.50° |
The average of the left side was 96.16°; of the right, 99.52°; of the whole head, 97.84°.
In a case of frontal tumor (Case 1 of Table) the average temperatures of the different stations taken were as follows:
| Middle frontal station | 96.5° |
| Middle occipital station | 95.5° |
| Right frontal station | 95° |
| Left frontal station | 94.7° |
| Right parietal station | 94.7° |
| Left parietal station | 94.4° |
In another case, reported in full by one of us22 (Case 94), a gumma involved the basal termination of the corpus callosum, the peduncles of the corpus callosum, the lamina cinerea, and anterior perforated spaces; and the average temperatures at the different stations were as follows:
| Right frontal station | 97.1° |
| Left frontal station | 97.4° |
| Right parietal station | 97.6° |
| Left parietal station | 94° |
| Right occipital station | 97° |
| Left occipital station | 94.5° |
| Right anterior vertical station | 97° |
| Left anterior vertical station | 94° |
| Right posterior vertical station | 96.6° |
| Left posterior vertical station | 94.3° |
22 New York Medical Record, Aug. 9, 1879.