Titlebook: Cerebral Localization; An Otfrid Foerster S K. J. Zülch (Professor Dr.),O. Creutzfeldt (Profes Book 1975 Springer-Verlag Berlin-Heidelberg

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-39655-1ralateral side accompanied by binocular movements have frequently been demonstrated to be elicited by circumscribed electrical stimulation of different fields of the cerebral cortex. HUGHLINGS JACKSON related such combined movements to the contralateral side to epileptic foci in different parts of t

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Handbuch der Gesamten Augenheilkundeith respect to the structure of the disorder, e.g. the type of single components within a given motor sequence, so to speak the “vocabulary”, or the sequential order (the “syntax”) of the pathologically distorted movements. We have initiated a program aimed at the quantitative and qualitative assess

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Handbuch der Gesamten Augenheilkundeo treat a number of patients for intractable epilepsy. This measure was always a last effort to alleviate advancing, life-threatening convulsions and for most patients so far has brought remarkable improvements (BOGEN et al., 1965; BOGEN and VOGEL, 1962). This review is based on tests with ten of th

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-41078-3ore recently, the free-ranging behavior and population dynamics of the rhesus monkey has also been examined both in India and the United States, where a prime population has been maintained since the 1930s on Cayo Santiago, an island offshore of Puerto Rico. These studies have afforded a detailed de

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Cortical Motor Map of Macaca Mulatta after Chronic Section of the Medullary PyramidR. I recall vividly Professor FOERSTER’s lecture on the dermatomes of man (4), which he delivered at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine when I was a medical student. I am happy to acknowledge that his work on cortical localization (3, 5) has had an important influence on my own studies and teaching in this field.

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Pyramidal and Parapyramidal Motor Systems in Mant history. The development of our knowledge is well documented in our introductory chapter. In this paper a general view of our own observations and interpretations in man following localized lesions, both in surgical operations and in trauma and cerebrovascular accidents, will be given (ZüLCH, 1942–1974).

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