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Correlative neurosciences. Clinical studies
1 online resource (xi, 437 pages) : illustrations.
Correlative Neurosciences: Clinical Studies.
Front Cover; Correlative Neurosciences: Part B: Clinical Studies; Contents; Copyight Page; List of Contributors; Preface; Chapter 1. Effect of bovine brain hydrate on mentally retarded children: A multidisciplinary clinical experiment using co-twin control; Chapter 2. Hippocampal after-discharge and the mode of action of psychotropic drugs; Chapter 3. Responsiveness of cat motor cortex to electrical stimulation in sleep and wakefulness; Chapter 4. Epidemiological and clinicopathological study on cerebrovascular disease in Japan
Chapter 5. Facilitatory and inhibitory effects of hypothalamic-hypophyseal activity upon spontaneous paradoxical sleep (EEG after-reaction)Chapter 6. Behavioural and electrophysiological study of drugs affecting brain and motor system in animal experiments; Chapter 7. Studies on the human triangular tract of Helweg; Chapter 8. Multiple sclerosis and allied diseases in Japan: Epidemiological and clinical aspects; Chapter 9. Behavioral aberrations in methamphetamine-intoxicated animals and chemical correlates in the brain
Chapter 10. Fundamental and clinical studies on the neural mechanism of sleepChapter 11. Studies on the paradoxical phase of sleep in the cat; Chapter 12. Clinical and epidemiological studies on hepatocerebral disease in Japan; Chapter 13. Hemispherectomy in the human with special reference to the preservation of function; Chapter 14. Reconsideration of ventrolateral thalamotomy for hyperkinesis; Chapter 15. Sedative stereoencephalotomy: Fornicotomy, upper mesencephalic reticulotomy and postero-medial hypothalamotomy
Chapter 16. Clinico-pathological and histochemical studies of Hallervorden-Spatz disease with torsion dystonia with special reference to diagnostic criteria of the disease from the clinico-pathological viewpointAuthor Index; Subject Index
Includes bibliographical references and index.