Titlebook: Cerebellar Degenerations: Clinical Neurobiology; Andreas Plaitakis Book 1992 Springer-Verlag US 1992 anatomy.cortex.neurobiology.neurophys

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Pathophysiology of Ataxia in Humans the specific afferent and efferent connections of each of the functional subdivisions. Despite considerable knowledge from animal and human physiology and pathophysiology [9,11], we still lack a widely accepted hypothesis of the principle way, in which the uniform anatomical structure of the intrin

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Mitochondrial Abnormalities in Hereditary Ataxiashat they would be classified as having different disorders were they not from the same kindred [3]. These disorders thus provide an example of pleiotropism, a phenomenon well documented in neurology for both genetic diseases [4] and nongenetic conditions, such as syphilis and stroke. As usual [4], p

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0924-8935 immunology, and molecular biology. The advent of CT, MRI, and PET has in recent years permitted the study of central nervous system alterations in living patien978-1-4613-6557-0978-1-4615-3510-2Series ISSN 0924-8935

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-3510-2anatomy; cortex; neurobiology; neurophysiology; neuroscience; physiology

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Objektbasierte Programmierung mit Golar investigation [1], the Greek physician Herophilus (335–200 BC), known as the “father of anatomy,” is generally credited for recognizing the human cerebellum as a distinct brain division. About two millienna later, Sir Thomas Willis (1621–1675) made comparative anatomical observations drawing att

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