| Description Of Item | Originally in a ring-binder. Includes 'On the Question of Probability, Possibility or Coincidence'; 'The Influence of the Vis Medicatrix Naturae'; 'Some Remarks upon Memory with special reference to the memory for faces, names and incidents'; 'A Clinical Memory'; 'The Memory for Names' including a copy of 'Remembering - a study in experimental and social psychology' by F C Bartlett, 1932; 'Absent-mindedness and pre-occupation'; 'Remarks on acute rheumatism - an admission of ignorance'; 'Notes upon muscles'; 'Note upon testing the functional contractile power of the lips and palate'; 'Remarks upon the direct excitability of muscle'; 'Remarks upon research and discovery'; 'Note on myxoedema'; 'Upon unnecessary and inadvisable investigation'; 'Upon Strümpell's sign'; 'The knee-jerks in tuberculosis meningitis'; 'Kernig's sign and the mechanism of its production'; 'The ankle jerk'; 'Remarks on diagnosis'; 'On the writing of papers'; 'Sir Clifford Allbutt as a consultant'; 'Rough notes for an address on the evolution of the science and practice of neurology', three drafts; 'The progess of neurology'; 'Some problems capable of elucidation by statistical methods'; 'What are the functions of the cortex of the brain?'; 'Pain in the upper limb with special reference to rib pressure and brachial neuritis'; 'The elevator mechanism of the upper eyelid and the dual innervation of muscle'; 'Upon the sympathetic supply to the upper lid and its function'; 'Upon tremor of the upper lids and tremor in general'; 'Upon a condition characterised by thickening of the superficial veins which is not associated with tortuosity'; 'Cerebral palsy with thickening of superficial veins'; 'A chapter in medical history - aortic incompetence a new disease - some great Irish physicians and their association with Edinburgh - the Teaching of Medicine and the Royal Medical Society in Edinburgh a hundred years ago'; 'The discovery of the value of the salicylates in the treatment of acute rheumatism' October 4th 1932; 'On the use of nitrate of amyl in angina pectoris' by T Lauder Brunton, 1867; 'On the nursing of nervous disorders'; 'Fatal poliomyelitis in adults' by Hugh Garland and F F Hellier, 1932; 'Serum treatment of poliomyelitis' on a report by Jean Macnamara and F G Morgan, 1932; 'Poliomyeltis - differential diagnosis' letter by C P Symonds, 1932; 'The attitude of the medical adviser when one or more cases of acute poliomyelitis occur in a school', 1932; 'Some points re the innervatio of the upper lid'; 'Upon blinking or winking'; 'On tremor of the eyelids'; list of presidents of the Neurological Society and their addresses 1886-1933; 'Four difficulties in diagnosis'; 'There are two unfortunate types of clinician'; 'There are several types of practitioners who make difficulties for the consultant'; and 'Malpractice or weak practice on the part of the consultant or specialist'. Includes two contents lists, one including the contents of BRE/2/8 |