History Flashcards
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Franz Gall: Neuroanatomy
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- phrenology
- invented the mapping of the brain with respect to different functions
2
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Camillo Golgi: Neuroanatomy
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- reticular theory
- cells are not individual entities
3
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Santiago Ramony Cahal: Neuroanatomy
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- neuron doctrine
- cells are separate, not composite; they are intimately related
4
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Paul Broca: Neurology
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- language production
- posterior inferior frontal gyrus
5
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Karl Wernicke: Neurology
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- langauge comprehension
- posterior superior temporal gyrus
6
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Localization
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- structures in the brain performing specific functions
7
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Sir Charles Sherrington: Neurophysiology
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- synapses
- neurons make contacts (approximations)
8
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Gustav Fritz and Edward Hitzig: Neurophysiology
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- evidence of higher neural functions
- first evidence of motor cortex
9
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Carl Lashley: Psychology
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- localization
- removed parts of rat brains
10
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Neurochemistry
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- newest branch of neurology, concerned with study of chemistry of brain and nervous system
