Takemori Yamawaki
Takemori Yamawaki
Oliver Sacks transcended the boundaries between neurology and literature, conveying the mysteries of the brain and mind, and the profound depths of human existence to people worldwide. He was not only an expert in neurology but also well-ve...
Haruo Kashima
Haruo Kashima
This article highlights the little-known theoretical foundations and background of Luria's theory of aphasia and the various aphasia types. Certain aphasia types, such as dynamic aphasia and semantic aphasia, are unique. Dynamic aphasia is ...
[The Legacy of Wilder Penfield: Cortical Mapping, Epilepsy Surgery, and the Montreal Procedure] [0.03%]
Penfield的遗产：皮层定位、癫痫手术和Montreal方法
Eiju Watanabe
Eiju Watanabe
Wilder Penfield (1891-1976) was a Canadian neurosurgeon whose pioneering work left a lasting mark on neuroscience and epilepsy surgery. He advanced knowledge of cortical localization by electrically stimulating the brain under local anesthe...
[Robert Wartenberg: The Light and Shadow of a Semiology Expert at the Crossroads of Medical Ethics] [0.03%]
[罗伯特·瓦滕贝格：医学伦理学交叉口的一位符号学专家的光与影]
Takayoshi Shimohata
Takayoshi Shimohata
Robert Wartenberg (1887-1956) was a Jewish neurologist who made significant contributions to modern neurology through the refinement of the neurological examination and his role in founding the American Academy of Neurology. His life and wo...
Masaki Takao
Masaki Takao
This review summarizes the monumental achievements of Joseph Godwin Greenfield, the father of neuropathology. His books and papers remain relevant, even in modern medicine. They offer valuable insights that warrant revisiting. Aspiring neur...
Toshio Fukutake
Toshio Fukutake
Henry Head (1861-1940) is not well-known in Japan today, yet his achievements were so great that he was nominated four times for the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, starting with the first award (1901). He is regarded as one of the g...
[Hiroshi Kawahara: A Founder of Japanese Neurology: The Origin of Neurology in Nagoya] [0.03%]
川原弘：日本神经病学创始人：名古屋神经病学的起源
Takashi Kameyama
Takashi Kameyama
Hiroshi Kawahara (1858-1918) graduated from Tokyo Medical School, the predecessor of the present Faculty of Medicine at the University of Tokyo, where he was strongly influenced by Erwin von Baelz. Soon after, Kawahara was appointed to a pr...
Genjiro Hirose
Genjiro Hirose
Clinical neurology emerged from three European schools of neurology in the 19th century. Romberg established the first neurology school at the University of Berlin, Germany, around 1840, followed by Charcot at the Salpêtrière in Paris in ...
[Santiago Ramón y Cajal: Sketching the Foundations of Neuroanatomy] [0.03%]
[圣地亚哥·拉蒙-卡哈尔：描绘神经解剖学的基础]
Takashi Kanda
Takashi Kanda
Santiago Ramón y Cajal (1852-1934) is known as a giant who laid the foundation of today's neuroscience and neuroanatomy. Born in Spain, a region that was recognized as a frontier in academic research, he continued to produce numerous new f...
[Ettore Marchiafava, A Roman Neurologist, and Marchiafava-Bignami Disease (MBD)] [0.03%]
[埃托雷·马基亚瓦fa：一位罗马神经学家及其对Marchiafava-Bignami病的研究]
Mitsuru Kawamura
Mitsuru Kawamura
This paper explores research on Marchiafava-Bignami Disease (MBD) by the Roman neurologist Ettore Marchiafava. It provides an overview of recent trends in MBD research, primarily focusing on the author's own work, and briefly highlights Mar...