Handbook of Clinical Neurology

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North Holland (1969)
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It is the impression of neurologists who deal with cancer patients that the incidence of neurologic complications of cancer is increasing (Posner 1995). ...

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Coma and other disorders of consciousness.M. Jouvet
Consciousness.J. A. M. Fredericks
Some general considerations on the functions and functional capacity of the central nervous system.Geoffrey Rushworth
The exteroceptive sensations.Superficial Pain Sensation
The frontal syndrome.Aleksandr Romanovich Luria
Associated movements in man.  (pages 1--404)K. J. Zülch & N. Müller
Central respiratory disorders.  (pages 1--677)B. Smalhout
Coordination of voluntary movement.  (pages 1--303)R. Garcin
Disorders of eye movements.  (pages 1--574)M. B. Bender
Electromyography.  (pages 1--642)J. Scherrer & S. Metral
Involuntary movements.  (pages 1--277)L. A. Liversedge
Motor function.  (pages 1--147)P. Rondot
Peter S. Spencer.  (pages 1)F. A. de Wolff
Syndromes of central motor disorder.  (pages 1--169)P. Rondot
The ataxias.  (pages 1--309)Raymond Garcin
The diagnostic significance of disorders of higher nervous activity.  (pages 1-12)John Mcfie
The symptomatology of affections of the peripheral motor neurones.  (pages 1)L. Rouqués
Cardiovascular Drugs.  (pages 2--433)Hugh S. Markus
Cerebellar syndromes.  (pages 2--392)R. S. Dow
Clinical localisation of oculomotor disturbances.  (pages 2--312)R. Sachsenweger
Clinical symptomatology of spinal cord lesions.  (pages 2--178)L. Guttmann
Cyanogenic glycosides.  (pages 2--25)John Wilson
Frontal lobe syndromes.  (pages 2--725)A. R. Luria
Frontal lobe syndromes in man.  (pages 2)A. R. Luria
Gazzaniga MS. Bogen JE. Role of the neocortical commissures. ln: Vinken PJ. Bruyn GW. eds.  (pages 2--3)R. W. Sperry
Marine toxins.  (pages 2--141)Daniel G. Baden12, Lora E. Flemingi & Judy A. Bean
Multiple cranial nerve palsies.  (pages 2--86)J. Roger, J. Bille & R. A. Vigouroux
Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs: adverse effects on the central nervous system.  (pages 2--415)Adam F. Cohen
Occipital lobe syndromes (excluding hemianopia).  (pages 2--700)M. M. Gassel
Parietal lobe syndromes.  (pages 2--680)E. C. O. Jewesbury
Pathologic laughing and crying.  (pages 2--356)K. Poeck
Pontine syndromes.  (pages 2--238)C. Loeb & J. S. Meyer
Reye's syndrome and hepatic necrosis induced by valproic acid.  (pages 2--115)James H. Tonsgard
Segmental innervation and the clinical aspects of spinal nerve root syndromes.  (pages 2--157)H. Schliack
Striatal syndromes.  (pages 2--497)E. P. Richardson
Syndromes of the diencephalon.  (pages 2--432)B. Boshes
Syndromes of the medulla oblongata.  (pages 2--217)R. D. Currier
Temporal lobe syndromes.  (pages 2--700)D. Williams
Thalamic syndromes.  (pages 2--469)J. J. Martin
The corpus callosum, cingulate gyrus, septum pellucidum, septal area and fornix.  (pages 2--758)F. A. Elliott
The localisation of isolated cranial nerve lesions.  (pages 2--52)D. Taverner
The visual sensory system: Anatomy, physiology, and topographic diagnosis.  (pages 2--506)F. B. Walsh & W. F. Hoyt
Topographical diagnosis of peripheral nerve lesions.  (pages 2--15)M. Mumenthaler
Cerebral localization of mental functions and their disorders.  (pages 3--11)H. Hécaen
Disorders of attention in neurological syndromes.  (pages 3--187)J. A. M. Frederiks
Disorders of consciousness in psychiatry.  (pages 3--112)H. Ey
Disorders of higher nervous activity: introductory remarks.  (pages 3--1)M. Critchley
Disorders of spatial orientation.  (pages 3--212)A. L. Benton
Disorders of the time sense.  (pages 3--229)W. Goody
Emotion: The search for control.  (pages 3)K. H. Pribram & F. T. Melges
Memory disorders in neurological disease.  (pages 3--268)R. Angelergues
Neurological aspects of intelligence.  (pages 3--296)Maureen Piercy
Neurophysiologic aspects of attention.  (pages 3--155)R. Hernandez-Peon
Orientation.  (pages 3--202)W. Goody
Orientation: General introduction, physiological and psychological aspects.  (pages 3)W. Gooddy
Pathophysiology of emotional disorders associated with brain damage.  (pages 3--343)Klaus Poeck
Patterns of reduplication in organic brain disease.  (pages 3--251)E. A. Weinstein
Psychophysiological basis of emotion.  (pages 3--316)Karl H. Pribram & Frederick T. Melges
Psychophysiological mechanisms of memory.  (pages 3--258)Jacques Barbizet
Sleep and its disorders.  (pages 3--80)I. Oswald
Aphasia.  (pages 4--84)F. Lhermitte & J. C. Gautier
Aphasia, apraxia and agnosia in abnormal states of cerebral dominance.  (pages 4--312)L. Roberts
Aphasic, apraxic and agnosic syndromes in right and left hemisphere lesions.  (pages 4--291)Henry Hecaen
Constructional apraxia.  (pages 4--67)Elizabeth K. Warrington
Developmental Disorders of Higher Nervous Activity and Cerebral Dominance.  (pages 4)J. A. M. Frederiks
Developmental disorders of speech.  (pages 4--407)T. T. S. Ingram
Developmental dyslexia.  (pages 4--377)J. Money
Disorders of the body schema.  (pages 4--207)J. A. M. Frederiks
Hallucinations.  (pages 4--327)M. Baldwin & A. Hofmann
Handedness and cerebral dominance.  (pages 4--248)A. Subirana
In P. Vinken and GM Bruyn.  (pages 4)L. Roberts
In PJ Vinken and GW Bruyn.  (pages 4--407)D. F. Benson & N. Geschwind
Intellectual status in aphasia.  (pages 4--105)Oliver L. Zangwill
Interhemispheric relationships: the neocortical commissures; syndromes of hemisphere disconnection.  (pages 4--273)Roger W. Sperry, Michael S. Gazzaniga & Joseph E. Bogen
The agnosias.  (pages 4)J. A. M. Frederiks
The agraphias.  (pages 4--141)A. Leischner
The alexias.  (pages 4--112)D. Frank Benson & Norman Geschwind
The amusias.  (pages 4--195)N. Wertheim
The development of higher nervous activity in childhood and its disorders.  (pages 4--340)T. T. S. Ingram
The relationship of cerebral dominance to hand, auditory and ophthalmic preference.  (pages 4--312)L. Roberts
Cycad toxicity.  (pages 21)Frederik A. de Wolff & Gw Bruyn
Pain and phantom sensation in spinal cord paralysis.  (pages 26--489)C. D. Burke & I. M. Woodward
Cerebellar atrophy of late onset.  (pages 42--135)G. A. Jervis
The apraxias.  (pages 48-66)J. De Ajuriaguerra & R. Tissot
A survey of modern concepts of pain.  (pages 114-146)Paolo Procacci
P. rondot.  (pages 169)Disturbances of Muscle Tone
Phantom sensation.  (pages 187)L. Guttmann
Microbial toxins.  (pages 209)F. A. de Wolff
Clinical analysis of reflexes.  (pages 237--256)Kenneth R. Magee
Neurotoxicity of designer drugs and related compounds.  (pages 363)F. A. de Wolff
Restoration of higher cortical function following local brain damage.  (pages 368-433)Aleksandr Romanovich Luria, V. L. Naydin, L. S. Tsvetkova & E. N. Vinarskaya
The vegetative nervous system.  (pages 427-535)Otto Appenzeller
Developmental dyspraxia and psychomotor disorders.  (pages 443-464)J. De Ajuriaguerra & M. Stambak
Meningeal signs and symptoms.  (pages 536--49)J. F. Simpson

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