Gotch Horsley (43 results)

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Condition: Gut. Seite 267-526 Das hier angebotene Buch stammt aus einer teilaufgelösten Bibliothek und kann entsprechende Kennzeichnungen aufweisen (Rückenschild, Instituts-Stempel.). Aufgrund des Alters und der häufigen Nutzung können Stabilität, Einband sowie Papierqualität beeinträchtigt sein. In ENGLISCHER Sprache. Die ersten drei Seiten haben Kaffeeflecken. Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 980 Hardcover-Großformat, unbekannter Einband.…

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Paperback. Condition: New. Print on Demand. This book delves into the intricate workings of the mammalian nervous system, specifically the intricate communication within the spinal cord and between the spinal cord and the brain. The authors have built upon significant prior research in this area and developed innovative methods to measure electrical changes within the system in response to stimulation. Their groundbreaking techniques provide valuable information on how the brain and spinal cord interact to produce movement and sensation. The research is conducted within the context of a historical perspective on the development of our understanding of the nervous system, reflecting the ongoing journey of scientific discovery. The depth of analysis and insights provided in this book enhance our comprehension of how movements and sensations are initiated and controlled within the mammalian nervous system. 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.…

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Pag. Pp. im Stile der Zeit mit aufgezogenen OBrosch. In englischer Sprache. Mit den Tafeln. - Ebd. m. Lichtschatten, stockfleckig, innen leicht stock- u. fingerfleckig, leichte Gbrsp. - Francis Gotch (1853 - 1913) war ein britischer Neurophysiologe, er war Professor der Physiologie am University College Liverpool u. an der Oxford University. Er vollbrachte Pionierleistungen für die britische Neurophysiologie, mit seinem Schwager Victor Horsley erforschte er die Lokalisierung der Gehirnfunktionen mittels elektrischer Stimulierung d. Cortex u. erzielte bahnbrechende Ergebnisse in der Elektroretinographie. 1891 verfasste er mit Victor Horsley den Croonian Vortrag "On the Mammalian Nervous System: Its Functions, and their Localization determined by an electrical Method". 1892 wurde er zum Mitglied der Royal Society gewählt. - Victor Horsley (1857 - 1916) war britischer Physiologe und Neurologe. Er studierte Medizin am University College London und in Berlin. Von 1884 - 1890 war er Professor der Pathologie am Brown-Institut. 1886 war er als Chirurg am National Hospital for Paralysis and Epilepsy tätig, von 1887 - 1896 war er Professor der Pathologie, von 1899 - 1902 Professor d. Clinical Surgery am University College London. Er war Anhänger des Frauenwahlrechts und ein Gegner von Alkohol- und Tabakkonsum. Horsely war ein Pionier der Gehirnchirurgie. Er war der Erste, der zwischen 1884 und 1886 intraoperative elektrische Stimulationen zur Lokalisierung von epileptischen Foci benutzte. Die Durchführung der ersten Laminektomie wird ihm ebenfalls zugeschrieben (1887). 1908 erfand er mit Robert H. Clarke den Horsley-Clarke-Apparat. Dieses Gerät ermöglichte experimentelle und therapeutische Eingriffe in tiefliegende Strukturen von Wirbeltiergehirnen. Er führte zur Lokalisierung von Hirnstrukturen eine stereotaktisches Koordinatensystem ein. 1886 wurde Horsley als Mitglied in die Royal Society gewählt, die ihm 1894 die Royal Medal verlieh. 1902 wurde zum Ritter geadelt. (Quelle Wikipedia).…

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Condition: Very good. Extract bound in modern paper wrappers. Large quarto. 267-526 pp., 7 photographic plates. Very good copy.

pp. 267-526. 7 photographic plates, 26 text figures. In later library buckram with the original wrappers bound in, the front laid down and both a bit chipped around the edges though without significant loss, last plate creased at the lower corner not affecting the image, a neat library stamp at the head of the front wrapper and in the top margin of the first text leaf, a nice copy overall. Ex-libris Anatomy School, Cambridge. *GARRISON-MORTON #1420.1 - 'Gotch and Horsley showed that electric currents are produced in the mammalian brain, and they recorded them with the string galvanometer or the capillary electrometer. Their work led eventually to the development of the electroencephalograph.'.…

Hardcover. Condition: Good. 1st Edition. Contemporary cloth, with original front wrapper of separate printing bound in. Wrapper soiled, and vertical edge chipped. Upper corner of rear cover bumped, else Very Good. First Edition. PRESENTATION COPY (inscribed on front wrapper): "Presented by the authors". There is also an ink stamp on p. 267: "Library of the British Medical Association, Presented by the Author." Garrison-Morton 1420.1: "Gotch and Horsley showed that electric currents are produced in the mammalian brain, and they recorded them with the string galvanometer of the capillary electrometer. Their work led eventually to the development of the electroencephalograph." For an alternative interpretation, see Brazier, p. 61. Signed by Author(s).…

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Zbl. Physiologie, 4/22. - Leipzig & Wien, Franz Deuticke, 31. Jänner, 1890, 8°, pp. 649-688, Broschur. Erstdruck! "Nachweis von Aktionsströmendes Rückenmarks".*) (Der Redaction zugekommen am 17. Jänner 1891) - ". so würde es uns zu grossem Dank verpflichten, wenn Sie uns in ihrem Blatte die Chronologie dieser von uns seit 2 1/2 Jahren gebrauchten Methode darstellen lassen wolten. . Wir wollwn nur noch beifügen , das wir im Begriff sind der Royal Society of London einen vollen Bericht über den Ursprung und die Geschichte dieser Methode sowohl, als auch die dadurch seit 1888 erzielten Resultate zu liefern." Francis Gotch (1853-1913) & Sir Victor Horsley (1857-1916) "showed that electric currents are produced in the mammalian brain, and they recorded them with the string galvanometer of the capillary electrometer. Their work led eventually to the development of the eletroencephalograph." *) Rothschuh No.1640.…

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(London, Harrison and Sons, 1892). 4to. No wrappers as extracted from "Philosophical Transactions", 1891, Vol. 182 - Series B. Pp. 267-526, textillustr. and 7 photoprinted plates. Clean and fine. First printing of this importent pioneer work in the physiology of the nervous system."Gotch and Horsley showed that electrical currents are produced in the mammalian brain, and they recorded them with the string galvanometer or the capillary electrometer. Their work led eventually to the development of the Electroencephalograph."(Harrison & Morton No. 1285).…

First published edition being an offprint from the Philosophical Transaction of the Royal Society of London, Vol. 182 (1891). B, pp. 267-526; 4to, 7 plates, illus. and tables in text; bound without wrappers in contemporary green cloth-backed marbled boards, gilt-lettered direct on spine; first two leaves a little browned, old ink annotation on title-p., all else very good. Garrison-Morton 1420.1: "Gotch and Horsley showed that electric currents are produced in the mammalian brain, and they recorded them with the string galvanometer of the capillary electrometer. Their work led eventually to the development of the electroencephalograph.".…