Epilepsy: its phenomena in man (UCLA forum in medical sciences)

Brazier, Mary A. B.

Academic Press

Electrical Activity of the Nervous System

Medical Books

Williams Wilkins

This second volume of Dr. Brazier's acclaimed history of neurophysiology highlights the landmark scientific achievements of the nineteenth century, especially those from Poland, Russia, Germany, and Italy.Groundbreaking discoveries in the areas of neuroanatomy, electrophysiology, and microscopic investigation of the central nervous system made the nineteenth century an especially exciting period in the evolution of scientific thought. The roots of neurophysiology grew from an expanding body of knowledge in neuroanatomy, neurology, and neurosurgery, and neurochemistry was experiencing its most productive early years. Dr. Brazier provides a detailed chronicle of these important developments, emphasizing the experimental findings and innovative research techniques of the major figures. Her use of rare illustrations and reproductions of the original works of these scientists makes this volume both historically significant and highly readable.

A History of Neurophysiology in the 19th Century

Raven Pr

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