[Historical causes of the pressure field].
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Humans↗
Biomedical subjects
S Schmoigl
Publications and source records attributed to S Schmoigl.
[Experience with a combination of ethosuximide and mepacrine (Acrisuxin) in the treatment of chronic epileptic seizures in children].
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Child↗
[Principles and significance of clinical electromyography].
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Action Potentials↗
Localization of cerebral processes by the EEG and cranial scan.
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Brain Diseases↗
Acute poisoning with disulfiram in a child.
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Brain Damage, Chronic↗
Unusual EEG findings with subdural hematoma in a child.
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Craniocerebral Trauma↗
[Acute disulfiram poisoning in a small child].
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Autopsy↗
[Unusual EEG in a subdural hematoma of a baby].
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Brain Injuries↗
[Localization of cerebral processes in the EEG and brain scan].
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Brain Neoplasms↗
The isoelectric electroencephalogram.
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Brain↗
[On the syndrome of progessive myoclonus epilepsy according to Lundborg. (A clinical course observation for fifteen years)].
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Adult↗
[On the isoelectric encephalogram. Its significance after spontaneous respiratory arrest].
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Adolescent↗
[Possibilities of differential diagnosis with electromyography in traumatic peripheral nerve lesions].
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Diagnosis, Differential↗
[The EEG-findings in children with fever cramps. A catamnestic study].
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Brain↗