| A historical review of investigations on laterality of emotions in the human brain |
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| The White Paper: Wilder Penfield, the Stream of Consciousness, and the Physiology of Mind |
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| Thomas Mann's depiction of neurosyphilis and other diseases |
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| Valentin Magnan and Sergey Korsakov: French and Russian pioneers in the study of alcohol abuse |
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| Cortical epileptogenesis and David Ferrier |
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| Neuroscience and Greek mythology |
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| Historical perspective: The British contribution to the understanding of neurocysticercosis |
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| Gabrielle Levy and the Roussy-Levy syndrome |
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| Alfred Walter Campbell's return to Australia |
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| On the origin of the term decussatio pyramidum |
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| Yorkshire's influence on the understanding and treatment of mental diseases in Victorian Britain: The golden triad of York, Wakefield, and Leeds |
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| The Four Horsemen and the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology (ABPN) |
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| Pearce Bailey: The Fifth Horseman and the National Institute for Neurological Diseases and Blindness |
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| Centenary of Tretiakoff's thesis on the morphology of Parkinson's disease, evolved on the grounds of encephalitis lethargica pathology |
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| Beyond descriptive neurology: Broca, cerebral hemodynamics, and cortical function |
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| Ancient Indian concepts about phenomenology, biology, and therapeutics of epilepsy |
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| The disparate histories of binocular vision and binaural hearing |
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| Instruments in the history of the clinical neurosciences: Dedicated to James M. Edmonson, Ph.D., mentor, colleague, and friend |
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| Being Brains: Making the Cerebral Subject. |
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| Betrayed - Expelled - Forgotten. Work and Fate after 1933 of persecuted German Neurosurgeons |
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| Rebel Genius: Warren S. McCulloch's Transdisciplinary Life in Science. |
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| Fearful Asymmetry. Bouillaud, Dax, Broca, and the Localization of Language, Paris, 1825-1879. |
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| A peculiar condition: A history of the Jumping Frenchmen Syndrome in scientific and popular accounts |
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| Mary Jane Hogue (1883-1962): A pioneer in human brain tissue culture |
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| Henry Herbert Donaldson's (1857-1938) contribution to an organized approach to the experimental study of the mammalian central nervous system |
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| NeurHistAlert 24 |
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| Adolph Sahs: A neurologist who could take on still another job |
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| Francis Forster, the last Horseman: A career in academic neurology |
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| The founding of neurology as a specialty: The American situation in context |
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| Joseph Resch and the plea of the practicing neurologists: A postwar neurology resident's tale |
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| Russell DeJong: The most scholarly neurologist in the Academy |
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| The founding and early years of the American Academy of Neurology; Dedicated to Robert B. Daroff: Mentor, colleague, and friend |
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| Abe Baker: Visionary and organizational leader of the American Academy of Neurology |
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| The Four Horsemen (and their Nags): Recollections of the founding and early years of the American Academy of Neurology |
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| Perkins's patent metallic Tractors: Development, adoption, and early dissemination of an eighteenth-century therapeutic fad |
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| Microscopic anatomy of sensory receptors |
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| Frank Clifford Rose Memorial Lecture: The tale of three trephines: Surgeons and their surgical-instrument makers in Britain, France, and America in the nineteenth century |
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| The development and evolution of cerebral thermometry: Clinical applications of a nineteenth-century approach to cerebral localization and neurological diagnosis |
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| Antecedents, development, adoption, and application of Duchenne's trocar for histopathologic studies of neuromuscular disorders in the nineteenth century |
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| The action of light on the retina: Translation and commentary of Holmgren (1866) |
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| On the life and work of Korbinian Brodmann (1868-1918) |
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| The development and evolution of cerebral thermometry: The physiology underlying a nineteenth-century approach to cerebral localization and neurological diagnosis |
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| The assessment of Perkins' patent metallic tractors: Abandonment of an 18th-century therapeutic fad following trials using sham instruments |
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| Historical setting and neuropathology of lathyrism: Insights from the neglected 1944 report by Oliveras de la Riva |
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| Artifacts of the neurosciences: A resource guide to museums and collections |
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| Samuel Tissot's Traite de l'epilepsie-250 years old |
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| The laryngoscope and nineteenth-century British understanding of laryngeal movements |
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| Reminiscing with Nicholls: Our brilliant, eccentric colleagues |
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| Neuronomy, education, and outreach in neuroscience: A historical case study of Burt Green Wilder |
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| Procedures and complications in late-nineteenth-century experimental neuroanatomical research exemplified by articles of Henry Herbert Donaldson (1857-1938) |
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