Biomedical subjects
H HECAEN
Publications and source records attributed to H HECAEN.
Agnosia for faces (prosopagnosia).
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[The clinical symptomatology of right and left hemispheric lesions].
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[The clinical varieties of acalculias during retrorolandic lesions: statistical approach to the problem].
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[Lesion topography and clinical symptomatology: analysis of 280 cases of unilateral retro-rolandic lesions surgically or anatomically veritied].
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[A case of posttraumatic thrombosis of the basilar trunk with anatomic examination].
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[Preliminary report on the clinical association of various types of visual agnosia].
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[Left unilateral ideomotor apraxia].
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[The auditory reaction time and the non-verbal test of biauricular integration in cortical lesions].
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[Phantom limb secondary to a traumatic lesion of the brachial plexus].
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[Subacute & chronic alcoholic encephalopathy].
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[Attempted distinction of the clinical types of agnosia for physiognomies].
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[Paralysis of the upward movement of the eyes of vascular origin; anatomoclinical study].
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[Alexia, classified among the disorders of symbolic function].
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[Autoscopy; concerning several recent cases].
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[States of consciousness in neurology].
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