If many cavities form inside the membrane of the brain and the density becomes very low, then the channels that carry heat from the spinal cord contain such a reduced quantity of heat that, at some point, a lump forms in a joint. This lump, within seconds, produces very fine, tiny worms.
Because of this, the force of heat becomes concentrated in one direction. Very often, this force of heat increases to such an extent that the patient’s temperature reaches one hundred eight or one hundred ten degrees, and sometimes even rises above one hundred ten. As a result, death occurs. If this condition is correctly understood at the initial stage and proper treatment is administered, the patient can recover.