Titlebook: Encephalitis Lethargica; The Mind and Brain V Paul Bernard Foley Book 2018 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2018 encephalitis letha

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-37573-9e winter of 1918/19 had been relatively quiet with respect to EL in Europe, 1919 saw a marked recrudescence. Not only did case numbers again rise in England and France: Germany and Austria also experienced extensive EL epidemics, and clusters of cases were reported from Scandinavia to the Iberian pe

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Bildungsforschung mit den Sinus-Milieus?cephalitic syndromes has repeatedly necessitated considering the relationships between the individual diseases. Such discussions were necessarily based largely upon comparative disease research, as the experimental–biological elucidation of epidemic encephalitis remains in the dark. Epidemiology, cl

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Von Berthold Bodo Flaig,Bertram Barthsed, above all, by its . — no fiction author would have had the temerity to invent a disorder of such incredible clinical diversity and puzzling behavior — and then the mystery was deepened, and its solution perhaps rendered inaccessible, by its unexpected disappearance. The influenza pandemic of 19

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-34881-5Precise knowledge of the histological substrate of epidemic encephalitis, it appears to me, is indispensable not only for understanding the clinical presentation during the acute phase and the entire course of the disease, but also for understanding the severe after-effects. Heinrich Pette, 1942.

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When night comes falling: chronic encephalitis lethargica, . Heinrich Pette, 1922