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1. Auflage,. mit 83 Abb. und Diagramme, 404 Seiten, Zustand: gutes Exemplar mit leichten Gebrauchsspuren. Kantenberieb des Umschlags. Aus der Bibliothek einer der Autoren! Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 1100 Gr.-8°, Bibliothekseinband, Broschiert, Softcover/Paperback.

J. Clin. Neurophysiology, 9/2. - New York, Raven Press, Ltd., 1992, 4°, pp.176-194, 13 Figs., self wrapper; with personal inscription "For Arthur Lyons". Rare Offprint! "In 1934. the Montreal Neurological Institute (MNI)opened its doors. It was an interesting hybrid, unique in its time, a 50-bed hospital for patients with neurological disorders combined with a research center for the scientific study of the nervous system. Its founder, Wilder Penfield, had a background shaped by working in famous hospitals, such as Johns Hopkins. Peter Bent Bringham. The National (Queen Square), Columbia-Presbyterian, and by his studies or contacts with renowned medical figures that included Halsted, Cushing, Sherrington, Osler, Holmes, Greenfield, Cajal, Hortega, Foerster, and Whipple (Penfield. 1977; Lewis. 1981). Penfield's bent toward research was reinforced strongly by his exposure to Sherrington's course in physiology at Oxford. Two of his early publications, both appearing in Brain, described Golgi body changes (Penfield. 1920) after axonal damage and detailed the syndrome of experimental decerebrate rigidity (Bazett and Penfield. 1922). These reports exemplified the two main lines of interest that he would combine in his future career-the cellular pathology (Penfield. 1932c) and the disordered physiology of the human nervous system (Penfield. 1977; Eccles and Feindel. 1978; Feindel. 1987). Before moving from New York to Montreal in 1928 to take over neurosurgery at McGill University and the Royal Victoria Hospital, Penfield had visited many major medical centers in Europe. His judicious assessment of these noted that, in the few that were successful, neurology and neurosurgery worked closely together. He was particularly influenced by the example of Otfrid Foerster, an experienced neurologist who had become his own neurosurgeon. From Foerster. Penfield learned the technique of mapping out the sensory and motor cortical areas by electrical stimulation in order to resect mcningo-cerebral scars safely (Foerster and Penfield. 1930a,b). This approach was to serve as the groundwork for Penfield's lifelong dedication to the development of the surgical treatment and cure for focal epilepsy (Feindel. 1987; Preul and Feindel. 1991)." Feindel William Feindel (1918-2014) was a pioneering neurosurgeon and innovator in brain imagining writes to the well know neurosurgeon.

Book Soft cover. Zustand: Very Good. No Jacket. Montreal: McGill University Press, 1965. Very Good/No Jacket. pp104, 192 + unpaginated indices. Folio. Two thick card bound volumes, in slipcase. All cream coloured binding, now somewhat grubby, spines especially. Tercentenary edition, facsimile of 1664 edition in volume 2, notes and introduction in volume 1. Limited edition of 2000 copies, printed on specially made paper. Modern bookplates inside front covers. Will incur extra overseas postage.

Soft cover. Zustand: Very Good. 8" x 12.75" Introduction to the Anatomy of the Brain and Nerves wit a Note on Pordage's English Translation and a Bibliographic Survey of Cerebri Anatome, and Facsimile The Anatomy of the Brain and the Description and Use of the Nerves in The Remaining Medical Works of that Famous and Renowned Physician Dr. Thomas Willis. Tercentenary edition, 1664-1964. Stiffened tan card boards. xx, 104 pp.; xii, 192 pp., [24 pp. index & table]. B&W woodcut reproductions. Roughly cut edges. Spines sunned, some damp staining. Covers age toned, slightly warped. Armorial watermarks to pastedowns. In custom paper-backed slipcase, with some staining and age toning, very good.

Zustand: Used - Very Good. 1965. Paperback. Bound in Linson Vellum. [2 vols in slipcase] Limited tercentenary facsimile reprint of 200 copies. Printed on Spanish mould-made paper made by L. Guarro Casas of Barcelona. Very light wear to edges, covers distorted as per usual, foxing to slipcase and volume spines as per usual. Otherwise Very Good.

Montreal, April 7, 1997. 4°. 1 Seite. Briefkopf "William Feindel OC. MDCM. Montreal Neursurgical Institute .". William Feindel (1918-2014) was a pioneering neurosurgeon and innovator in brain imagining writes to the well know neurosurgeon Arthur Lyons Obituary (1931-2023): "Dear Arthur, It was most pleasant to chat with you on the Osler Society Meeting about our mutual interest in medical history ." "In answer to your comment about Cushing and Penfield, I enclose a reprint of a paper which one of our neurosurgical residents worked up with me. We included in that a few of the index card's of Penfield's drawings of the Cushing surgical ritual. He adopted it quite fully in his surgical practice in New York and continued that when he came to Montreal" Enclosed we find the offprint mentioned by William Feindel: Preul, Mark C. & Feindel, William: Origin of Wider Penfield's surgical technique. The role of the "Cushing ritual" and influences from the European experience. J. Neurosurg. 75 (1991): pp.812-820, 8 Figs., orig. wrappers; with personal inscription "To Arthur Lyons, with warmest wishes, Bill Feindel".

Slipcased. Tercentenary Edition 1664-1964. Tercentenary Edition 1664-1964. Slipcased. Printed on Spanish mould-made paper (made by L. Guarro Casas, Barcelona); bound in Linson Vellum (by Villemaire Freres Limite of Montreal); with plates from the done by Meriden Gravure. Limited edition of 2000 sets. From the library of Dr. Oliver Sacks, the renowned neurologist, author, and educator. He was, in his life, celebrated for his contributions to the understanding of the human brain and his ability to communicate complex scientific concepts to a broader audience. In doing so, he highlighted the profound impact of neurological disorders on human identity and experience. His library is a reflection of this remarkable polymath's questing mind. Near fine, slight rubbing on housing. Complete two volume set complete with original slipcase. Facsimile reprint of Willis's Cerebre Anatomi. Also includes numerous supporting materials, biographical, historical, medical and bibliographical. xx, 104pp; xii, 192pp, index, illus (b/w). Tall 8vo. Near Fine in Near Fine Slipcase.