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Georges Schaltenbrand (26
November 1897 – 24
October 1979 ) was a
German neurologist known for his work on the
organization and
diagnostics of the motor...
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spontaneous CSF leak were
first described by
German neurologist Georg Schaltenbrand in 1938 and by
American neurologist Henry Woltman of the Mayo Clinic...
- for four men: Bob
Schaltenbrand, Rich Benko,
Pramodh Nijawan and
Louis Posa. The name "Benshaw" came from
Benko and
Schaltenbrand. The men
planned to...
- Iglesias,
Italy (2002) Mersin,
Turkey (2004) Tychy,
Poland (2020)
Georg Schaltenbrand (1897–1979), author,
neurologist and
Multiple Sclerosis specialist Martha...
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animals can be
neutralized and then restored. The **** neurologist,
Georg Schaltenbrand studied multiple sclerosis between 1935-1942. As part of his research...
- 2024-10-13 Percheron, G. (1982). "The
arterial supply of the thalamus". In
Schaltenbrand; Walker, A. E. (eds.).
Stereotaxy of the
human brain. Stuttgart: Thieme...
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Published in: 2009yCat....102025S. 1: 02025. Bibcode:2009yCat....102025S.
Schaltenbrand, R.; Tammann, G. A. (1971). "The
light curve parameters of photoelectrically...
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Total Supply Chain Sustainbility Schmidt,
Christoph G.; Foerstl, Kai;
Schaltenbrand,
Birte (January 2017). "The
Supply Chain Position Paradox:
Green Practices...
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Christie Löken,
Willibald Scholz,
Julius Hallervorden, Hugo Spatz,
Georges Schaltenbrand, Ivan Bertrand, Jean-Emmanuel Grüner) and some
neurologists (MacDonald...
- Doak was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. He was the son of
Bertha Schaltenbrand Doak and
William E. Doak, a
civil engineer. Both
sides of Doak's family...
