Ferrier sir david (4 Ergebnisse)

Traduit par H.C.Varigny. - Paris 1878, Kl.8°, VIII+519 pp., 68 Holzschn., PappBd. d. Zt.; St.a.Tit. First French Edition - "In 1873, inspired by the experiments of Fritsch and Hitzig, Ferrier began his detailed, systematic investigation of the cerebral cortex, with the express purpose of testing the opinions of his colleague Hughlings Jackson on the etiology of unilateral epilepsy based upon cortical localization of function. Working mostly with primates, and employing faradic stimulation to the cortex (an important advance over Fritsch and Hitzig's galvanic stimulation), Ferrier confirmed Jackson's views by reproducting experimentally his hypothesized "discharging" and "destroying" lesions; he then went to repeat the experiments of Fritsch and Hitzig, and to chart the precise localization of cortical function - particularly motor function - in dogs, monkeys and other vertebrates. His scheme of localized function was based upon the concepts of 'motor' and 'sensory' regions, but also recognized the necesssity of their interaction. Ferrier's result, first published in the 'West Riding lunatic asylum reports of 1873', were amplified in the 'Fuction of the brain (1876)', which constitutes one of the most significant publications in the field of cortical localization." Norman 791 Clarke & O'Malley, pp.513 - 518; Garrison & Morton 1409; Haymaker & Schiller, pp. 195 - 198; McHenry, pp. 219 - 223.…

Braunschweig, Druck und Verlag von Friedrich Vieweg und Sohn, 1880, 8°, (10), 171 pp. mit 62 Holzschnitten, Halbleinenband. 4Deutsche Erstausgabe! "Die vorliegende, vor dem College of Physcicians in London gehaltenen Vorlesungen bilden, wie der Autor in einer kurzen einleitenden Notiz sich ausdrückt, die klinisch-pathologische Ergänzung seines "Werkes über die Functionen des Gehirns". Die ursprüngliche Form der Vorlesungen ist beibehalten worden, jedoch hat der Verfasser sie noch einmal genau revidirt und eine grosse Anzahl von neuen Thatsachen und Illustrationen hinzugefügt." Sir David Ferrier (1843-1928) may be said to have laid the foundations of our knowledge concerning the localization of cerebral function.…

Leipzig und Wien, Franz Deuticke, 1892, 8°, 168 pp., 35 Abbildungen, Halbleinenband der Zeit. Erste deutsche autorisirte Ausgabe von Max Weiss in Wien! "Sir David Ferrier's (1843-1928) pioneering experimental work in neurophysiology established the basis for modern neurology and neurosurgery . Using electrical stimulation and cortical ablation, Ferrier showed conclusively that various neurologic functions were controlled by separate parts of the cerebrum and that damage or loss of that part created an irrevocable and particular deficit . Ferrier's work confirmed the idea that there existed in the nervous system a rational and understandable organization. This had immense clinical significance in both the diagnosis and the treatment of diseases of the brain" Grolier Medicine "In 1873, inspired by the experiments of Fritsch and Hitzig, Ferrier began his detailed, systematic investigation of the cerebral cortex, with the express purpose of testing the opinions of his colleague Hughlings Jackson on the etiology of unilateral epilepsy based upon cortical localization of function. Working mostly with primates, and employing faradic stimulation to the cortex (an important advance over Fritsch and Hitzig's galvanic stimulation), Ferrier confirmed Jackson's views by reproducing experimentally his hypothesized "discharging" and "destroying" lesions; he then went to repeat the experiments of Fritsch and Hitzig, and to chart the precise localization of cortical function - particularly motor function - in dogs, monkeys and other vertebrates. His scheme of localized function was based upon the concepts of 'motor' and 'sensory' regions, but also recognized the necessity of their interaction. Ferrier's result, first published in the 'West Riding lunatic asylum reports of 1873', were amplified in the 'Fuction of the brain (1876)', which constitutes one of the most significant publications in the field of cortical localization." Norman 791 ". it was the impact of the cumulated cross-species research brought together in 1876 in 'The Functions of the Brain' that served to confirm the installation of sensory-motor analysis as the dominant paradigm for explanation in both physiology and psychology" (Wozniak, Mind and Body, Exhibition Cat. Bethesda 1992, p.24 Erste deutsche Ausgabe der bahnbrechenden Arbeit. - ".die säkularisierende und biologisierende Rolle der Phrenologie ist auch am Wendepunkt zum evolutionistischen Denken nicht zu übersehen. Sie hat vielmehr kräftig mitgeholfen, diesen heraufzuführen, bis in den siebziger Jahren der Evolutionsgedanke im Verein mit der experimentellen Physiologie durch die Arbeiten von Fritsch, Hitzig und Ferrier auch in der Hirnlokalisationslehre eindrang und dieser ein neues Gepräge verliehen hat" Erna Lesky !st. Enggl. Edition: Garrison-Morton 1409; Grolier Medicine 76; Heirs of Hippocrates 2059; Norman 791. Waller 3016; Clarke & O'Malley, pp.513-518; Haymaker & Schiller, pp.195-198; McHenry, pp.219-223.…

Med.-Chir. Trans., 68. - Published by the Medical and Chirurgical Society. London 1884, 8°, LXXX, (2 Bl.), 287 pp., Besides this important speech of David Ferrier we find following neurology relaited articles in this volume: Sharkey, Seymour J.: Embolism of the right middle cerebral artery, producing left hemiplegia and hemianaesthesia: absorption of a large portion of the right hemisphere: death seven years later (S.265-272, 2 lith. Taf.). Chavasse, Thomas F.: Neurectomy of the secon divisionof the fith nerve (S.145-156). …