Neurology
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| A – J |
Shameemah Abrahams
Neurologica – disorders of the dream world
MAS Ahmed and Ridhwan Bin Hassan
Epilepsy: from the early civilizations to modern days
Kelsey N. Andrews and Jack E. Riggs
Neurophobia or neuroavoidance: a student or educator issue?
Arpan K. Banerjee
Book review: How the Mind Changed: A Human History of Our Evolving Brain
David J. Bradbury-Squires
Persistent-Post-Concussion-Syndrome
Jason Brandt
Richard Brown and Thalia Garvock-de Montbrun
Broca’s Brains: A lesson in the importance of saving the history of neuroscience
Enrique Chaves-Carballo
Gonzalo R. Lafora: Spanish neuropsychologist and neuropathologist FALL ’22
Matimba Molly Chilala
Bindu Desai
How will I change three buses to get to that hospital?
Colleen Donnelly
Oliver Sacks and seeing beyond synecdoche
George Dunea
Charcot and his “grandes hysteriques”
Joseph Babinski of the Babinski Sign
Moritz Romberg
Sir Charles Symonds 1890-1978, the neurologist’s neurologist
Pierre Marie (1853-1940)
Kinnier Wilson
Parkinson’s disease, the enduring eponym
Jules Dejerine
Jean Cruveilhier – first described the lesions of multiple sclerosis
Encephalitis lethargica
Howard Fischer
Dr. Désiré-Magloire Bourneville: a man ahead of his time
James L. Franklin
Jaleed Ahmed Gilani
The human brain: writer of our stories
Frederic Gilbert and Alexandre Wenger
Paula Hellal
Language difficulties in the child patient in Victorian Britain
Christopher C. Hemond
Rayda Aaishah Joomun
Lewis Carroll’s Alice in Wonderland
| K – P |
Sylvia Karasu
“I shouldn’t know you again if we did meet”: prosopagnosia
Anika Khan
Locked-in syndrome: inside the cocoon
Yvonne Kusiima
Bo Laestadius
Karen Langer
Catherine Lanser
Marshall Lichtman
Eye-brain-extremity coordination and enduring sports achievement
Philip R. Liebson
Walter E. Dandy, one of the founders of neurosurgery
Silvia Maina
The intricate forest of the neuron
Margaret Marcum
Oliver Sacks and caring for the whole person
Michael McColly
The brain is wider than the sky: integrating insights of neuroscience with Hatha Yoga
Gianfranco Natale and Paola Lenz
Pacini’s corpuscles and occult sciences
Faraze A. Niazi and Jack E. Riggs
Can behavioral variant frontotemporal dementia salvage Semmelweis?
JMS Pearce
Evolution from recapitulation theory to Neural Darwinism
William Alexander Hammond
Duchenne de Boulogne
William Richard Gowers MD., FRS.
Gordon Morgan Holmes MD., FRS.
Wilder Penfield
Epidemic encephalitis lethargica
Tendon reflex hammers
Origins of the knee jerk
Walter Russell Brain DM FRCP FRS (1895–1966)
Sir Francis Walshe MD FRS
William John Adie (1886–1935)
Howard H. Tooth CB., CMG., MD., FRCP
Derek Ernest Denny-Brown
Macdonald Critchley
John Hughlings Jackson
Multiple sclerosis: early descriptions
The migraine aura and royal astronomers
A note on handedness
Edward Lear
Franz Joseph Gall and phrenology
Theodor Meynert
Paul Pierre Broca
Robert Bentley Todd
JLW Thudichum: neglected “Father of neurochemistry”
Silas Weir Mitchell and causalgia
A note on Joseph Jules Dejerine (1849–1917)
The pineal: seat of the soul
Henry Miller
Lumbar puncture
Wernicke-Korsakoff encephalopathy: A historical note
Huntington’s chorea FALL ’22
Luigi Rolando FALL ’22
The Neuron Doctrine: Santiago Ramón y Cajal and Camillo Golgi new
François Magendie new
Christina Perri
Faith, neuroscience, and “the thorn” in Paul’s side: Abrahamic interpretations of epilepsy
J Rush Pierce
| R – Z |
Jack Riggs
Hammond, Lincoln, and the emergence of American neurology
Sir Victor Horsley’s fatal blind spot
Brent da Silva Russell
Somnambulance and other surprises
Terri Sinnott
A legacy of pain: heredity and migraines
Irene Switankowsky
Emotional Competence as a Way of Disease Prevention
Isuri Upeksha Wimalasiri
Left-handedness: is it the winner’s curse?
| Vignettes |
Vignettes
A corpse with living eyes (Alexandre Dumas père)
Multiple [disseminated] sclerosis (Henry Miller)
Catalepsy
The central nervous system of the leech
Staining the cells of the nervous system
Early surgery of meningocele (JMS Pearce)
Hemiplegic migraine, the monster (Ceres Alhelí Otero Peniche) FALL ’22
