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Motor Centres - Rolandic Area - Efiects of Destruction of the Motor Centres in Monkeys - Experiments of the Author, Horsley and Schfifer - Efiects of Lesions of the Marginal Gyrus - The Laryngeal Centres - Bilateral Relations of the Cerebral Hemispheres - Lesions of the Motor Area in Man Oh erecters of Cortical Paralysis - Goltz's Observations on Dogs - Lesions of the Motor Area and Affections of Sensation Observations of the Author, Horsley and Sch'att'er, Goltz and Bechterew - Analysis of Clinical Ceses - Motor Paralysis and the Muscular Sense - Muscu'ar Sense in Hemianaesthesia - Bastian's Views - Experiments of Matique, Exner and Paneth - Relations of the Spinal and Cerebral Motor Centres. The Frontal Centres - Anatomical Relations of the Frontal Centres - Efiects of Electrical Irritation - Destruction of the Post-frontal and Pre-frontal Centres - Psychical Effects of Lesions of Frontal Lobes - Conclusion pp. 129 - 152.
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Motor Centres - Rolandic Area - Efiects of Destruction of the Motor Centres in Monkeys - Experiments of the Author, Horsley and Schfifer - Efiects of Lesions of the Marginal Gyrus - The Laryngeal Centres - Bilateral Relations of the Cerebral Hemispheres - Lesions of the Motor Area in Man Oh erecters of Cortical Paralysis - Goltz's Observations on Dogs - Lesions of the Motor Area and Affections of Sensation Observations of the Author, Horsley and Sch'att'er, Goltz and Bechterew - Analysis of Clinical Ceses - Motor Paralysis and the Muscular Sense - Muscu'ar Sense in Hemianaesthesia - Bastian's Views - Experiments of Matique, Exner and Paneth - Relations of the Spinal and Cerebral Motor Centres. The Frontal Centres - Anatomical Relations of the Frontal Centres - Efiects of Electrical Irritation - Destruction of the Post-frontal and Pre-frontal Centres - Psychical Effects of Lesions of Frontal Lobes - Conclusion pp. 129 - 152.
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Paperback. Condition: New. Print on Demand. This book provides a detailed account of 19th century research into the localisation of function in the cerebral cortex. The author traces the evolution of the doctrine of cerebral localisation from its early origins through to then-contemporary debates. The book presents evidence for and against the existence of specific centres and discusses their position in the cerebral cortex. The author himself undertook new investigations to shed light on some of the points which were still in dispute at the time. The author argues that the effects of ablation of the cerebral hemispheres in different classes of animals can be explained without implying that there is no specialisation of function in the cerebral cortex. The impact of the research presented in this book on the understanding of cerebral localisation was significant, and its insights continue to inform present day thinking on the subject. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item. Seller Inventory # 9781332039142_0
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