ON THOMAS WILLIS'S CONCEPTS OF NEUROPHYSIOLOGY. I.
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England↗
Biomedical subjects
R HIERONS
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ON THOMAS WILLIS'S CONCEPTS OF NEUROPHYSIOLOGY. II.
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England↗
WILLIS'S PLACE IN THE HISTORY OF MUSCLE PHYSIOLOGY.
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History, 17th Century↗
Observations on the history of the 'circle of willis'.
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Cerebral Arteries↗
Some priority questions arising from Thomas Willis' work on the brain.
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Brain↗
Bilateral retrobulbar optic neuritis.
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Disease↗
Nocturnal acroparaesthesia and its treatment by night splinting.
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Humans↗
Changes in the nervous system in acute porphyria.
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Central Nervous System↗
Familial peroneal muscular atrophy and its association with the familial ataxias and tremor and longevity.
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Ataxia↗
Attacks of orthostatic hypotension resembling focal epilepsy associated with diabetes and hypoparathyroidism.
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Diabetes Complications↗
Glomus jugulare tumour presenting with papilloedema and obscurations of vision.
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Disease↗
Brain-stem angioma confirmed by arteriography, relapsing symptoms and signs strongly suggestive of disseminated sclerosis.
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Angiography↗
Concerning the death of Queen Caroline.
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Death↗
A NOTE ON THOMAS WILLIS' VIEWS ON THE CORPUS STRIATUM AND THE INTERNAL CAPSULE.
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Anatomy↗