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November 1, 1973; 23 (11)

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A

  1. Acheson, Roy M.

    1. Mortality of stroke among U.S. veterans in Georgia and five western statesVI. Criteria and guidelines for automated diagnosis of stroke from medical records
      Albert Heyman, M. D. Nefzger, Roy M. Acheson, E. L. Diamond

  2. Andaya, Lourdes

    1. Intracranial mycotic aneurysms and subacute bacterial endocarditis in heroin addiction
      John Gilroy, Lourdes Andaya, V. Jose Thomas

B

  1. Barchi, Robert L.

    1. The effect of cold on nerve conduction of human slow and fast nerve fibers
      P. V. de Jesus, Irena Hausmanowa-Petrusewicz, Robert L. Barchi

  2. Benton, Arthur L.

    1. Tactile perception of direction in normal subjectsImplications for hemispheric cerebral dominance
      Arthur L. Benton, Harvey S. Levin, Nils R. Varney

  3. Boggs, John S.

    1. Cerebral dominance in stutterers determined by Wada testing
      Alfred J. Luessenhop, John S. Boggs, Louis J. LaBorwit, Eugene L. Walle

  4. Bone, G.

    1. Sphincter involvement in hereditary spastic paraplegia
      N. E. F. Cartlidge, G. Bone

  5. Burns, Barry

    1. Correlation of serial cisternograms and cerebrospinal fluid pressure measurements in experimental communicating hydrocephalus
      A. Everette James, Ernst-Peter Strecker, Gary Novak, Barry Burns

C

  1. Cartlidge, N. E. F.

    1. Sphincter involvement in hereditary spastic paraplegia
      N. E. F. Cartlidge, G. Bone

  2. Chiu, Ching L.

    1. Diagnosis of superior sagittal sinus thrombosis by dynamic and sequential brain scanningReport of one case
      Raymundo T. Go, Ching L. Chiu, Leslie A. Neuman

  3. Cleeland, Charles S.

    1. Behavioral technics in the modification of spasmodic torticollis
      Charles S. Cleeland

  4. Crumpacker, Robert W.

    1. Voluntary water intoxication in normal infants
      Robert W. Crumpacker, Robert L. Kriel

D

  1. de Jesus, P. V.

    1. The effect of cold on nerve conduction of human slow and fast nerve fibers
      P. V. de Jesus, Irena Hausmanowa-Petrusewicz, Robert L. Barchi

  2. Diamond, E. L.

    1. Mortality of stroke among U.S. veterans in Georgia and five western statesVI. Criteria and guidelines for automated diagnosis of stroke from medical records
      Albert Heyman, M. D. Nefzger, Roy M. Acheson, E. L. Diamond

E

  1. Engel, W. King

    1. Serum immunoglobulin and complement (C3) levelsA study in adults with idiopathic, chronic polyneuropathies and motor neuron diseases
      John N. Whitaker, Joseph Sciabbarrasi, W. King Engel, John R. Warmolts, Warren Strober

F

  1. Freund, Hans J.

    1. Electronic sector scanning in the diagnosis of cerebrovascular disease and space‐occupying processes
      Hans J. Freund, Jan C. Somer, Kristian H. Kendel, Karsten Voigt

G

  1. Gilroy, John

    1. Intracranial mycotic aneurysms and subacute bacterial endocarditis in heroin addiction
      John Gilroy, Lourdes Andaya, V. Jose Thomas

  2. Go, Raymundo T.

    1. Diagnosis of superior sagittal sinus thrombosis by dynamic and sequential brain scanningReport of one case
      Raymundo T. Go, Ching L. Chiu, Leslie A. Neuman

  3. Goetz, Christopher

    1. 5‐Hydroxytryptophan‐induced myoclonus in guinea pigs and the possible role of serotonin in infantile myoclonus
      Harold L. Klawans, Christopher Goetz, William J. Weiner

  4. Goldstein, Marvin N.

    1. Brain abscess from septic cerebral embolismAn experimental model
      Gaetano F. Molinari, Lewis Smith, Marvin N. Goldstein, Richard Satran

H

  1. Hausmanowa-Petrusewicz, Irena

    1. The effect of cold on nerve conduction of human slow and fast nerve fibers
      P. V. de Jesus, Irena Hausmanowa-Petrusewicz, Robert L. Barchi

  2. Heyman, Albert

    1. Mortality of stroke among U.S. veterans in Georgia and five western statesVI. Criteria and guidelines for automated diagnosis of stroke from medical records
      Albert Heyman, M. D. Nefzger, Roy M. Acheson, E. L. Diamond

J

  1. James, A. Everette

    1. Correlation of serial cisternograms and cerebrospinal fluid pressure measurements in experimental communicating hydrocephalus
      A. Everette James, Ernst-Peter Strecker, Gary Novak, Barry Burns

K

  1. Kendel, Kristian H.

    1. Electronic sector scanning in the diagnosis of cerebrovascular disease and space‐occupying processes
      Hans J. Freund, Jan C. Somer, Kristian H. Kendel, Karsten Voigt

  2. Klawans, Harold L.

    1. 5‐Hydroxytryptophan‐induced myoclonus in guinea pigs and the possible role of serotonin in infantile myoclonus
      Harold L. Klawans, Christopher Goetz, William J. Weiner

  3. Kooi, Kenneth A.

    1. Field studies of monocularly evoked cerebral potentials in bitemporal hemianopsia
      Kenneth A. Kooi, Thoru Yamada, Robert E. Marshall

  4. Kriel, Robert L.

    1. Voluntary water intoxication in normal infants
      Robert W. Crumpacker, Robert L. Kriel

L

  1. LaBorwit, Louis J.

    1. Cerebral dominance in stutterers determined by Wada testing
      Alfred J. Luessenhop, John S. Boggs, Louis J. LaBorwit, Eugene L. Walle

  2. Levin, Harvey S.

    1. Tactile perception of direction in normal subjectsImplications for hemispheric cerebral dominance
      Arthur L. Benton, Harvey S. Levin, Nils R. Varney

  3. Luessenhop, Alfred J.

    1. Cerebral dominance in stutterers determined by Wada testing
      Alfred J. Luessenhop, John S. Boggs, Louis J. LaBorwit, Eugene L. Walle

M

  1. Marshall, Robert E.

    1. Field studies of monocularly evoked cerebral potentials in bitemporal hemianopsia
      Kenneth A. Kooi, Thoru Yamada, Robert E. Marshall

  2. Miller, James Q.

    1. Microcephaly, mental retardation and hypertelorism in chromosome deletion studies
      James Q. Miller

  3. Molinari, Gaetano F.

    1. Brain abscess from septic cerebral embolismAn experimental model
      Gaetano F. Molinari, Lewis Smith, Marvin N. Goldstein, Richard Satran

N

  1. Nefzger, M. D.

    1. Mortality of stroke among U.S. veterans in Georgia and five western statesVI. Criteria and guidelines for automated diagnosis of stroke from medical records
      Albert Heyman, M. D. Nefzger, Roy M. Acheson, E. L. Diamond

  2. Neuman, Leslie A.

    1. Diagnosis of superior sagittal sinus thrombosis by dynamic and sequential brain scanningReport of one case
      Raymundo T. Go, Ching L. Chiu, Leslie A. Neuman

  3. Novak, Gary

    1. Correlation of serial cisternograms and cerebrospinal fluid pressure measurements in experimental communicating hydrocephalus
      A. Everette James, Ernst-Peter Strecker, Gary Novak, Barry Burns

P

  1. PRENSKY, ARTHUR L.

    1. Pediatric Neurology Handbook
      ARTHUR L. PRENSKY

S

  1. Satran, Richard

    1. Brain abscess from septic cerebral embolismAn experimental model
      Gaetano F. Molinari, Lewis Smith, Marvin N. Goldstein, Richard Satran

  2. Sciabbarrasi, Joseph

    1. Serum immunoglobulin and complement (C3) levelsA study in adults with idiopathic, chronic polyneuropathies and motor neuron diseases
      John N. Whitaker, Joseph Sciabbarrasi, W. King Engel, John R. Warmolts, Warren Strober

  3. Smith, Lewis

    1. Brain abscess from septic cerebral embolismAn experimental model
      Gaetano F. Molinari, Lewis Smith, Marvin N. Goldstein, Richard Satran

  4. Somer, Jan C.

    1. Electronic sector scanning in the diagnosis of cerebrovascular disease and space‐occupying processes
      Hans J. Freund, Jan C. Somer, Kristian H. Kendel, Karsten Voigt

  5. Strecker, Ernst-Peter

    1. Correlation of serial cisternograms and cerebrospinal fluid pressure measurements in experimental communicating hydrocephalus
      A. Everette James, Ernst-Peter Strecker, Gary Novak, Barry Burns

  6. Strober, Warren

    1. Serum immunoglobulin and complement (C3) levelsA study in adults with idiopathic, chronic polyneuropathies and motor neuron diseases
      John N. Whitaker, Joseph Sciabbarrasi, W. King Engel, John R. Warmolts, Warren Strober

T

  1. Thomas, V. Jose

    1. Intracranial mycotic aneurysms and subacute bacterial endocarditis in heroin addiction
      John Gilroy, Lourdes Andaya, V. Jose Thomas

  2. Trotter, John L.

    1. Striatonigral degeneration, Alzheimer's disease, and inflammatory changes
      John L. Trotter

V

  1. Varney, Nils R.

    1. Tactile perception of direction in normal subjectsImplications for hemispheric cerebral dominance
      Arthur L. Benton, Harvey S. Levin, Nils R. Varney

  2. Voigt, Karsten

    1. Electronic sector scanning in the diagnosis of cerebrovascular disease and space‐occupying processes
      Hans J. Freund, Jan C. Somer, Kristian H. Kendel, Karsten Voigt

W

  1. Walle, Eugene L.

    1. Cerebral dominance in stutterers determined by Wada testing
      Alfred J. Luessenhop, John S. Boggs, Louis J. LaBorwit, Eugene L. Walle

  2. Warmolts, John R.

    1. Serum immunoglobulin and complement (C3) levelsA study in adults with idiopathic, chronic polyneuropathies and motor neuron diseases
      John N. Whitaker, Joseph Sciabbarrasi, W. King Engel, John R. Warmolts, Warren Strober

  3. Weiner, William J.

    1. 5‐Hydroxytryptophan‐induced myoclonus in guinea pigs and the possible role of serotonin in infantile myoclonus
      Harold L. Klawans, Christopher Goetz, William J. Weiner

  4. Whitaker, John N.

    1. Serum immunoglobulin and complement (C3) levelsA study in adults with idiopathic, chronic polyneuropathies and motor neuron diseases
      John N. Whitaker, Joseph Sciabbarrasi, W. King Engel, John R. Warmolts, Warren Strober

Y

  1. Yamada, Thoru

    1. Field studies of monocularly evoked cerebral potentials in bitemporal hemianopsia
      Kenneth A. Kooi, Thoru Yamada, Robert E. Marshall
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