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The Tale Of The Dueling Neurosurgeons
The History of the Human Brain as Revealed by True Stories of Trauma, Madness, and Recovery
2014 Sam Kean . . 617.48 KEA . . Beaverton Library
rebuses: Introduction:Pons Ch1:Skull_bones Ch2:Gray_Matter Ch3:Neuron_Circuit Ch4:Occipital_Lobe Ch5:Motor_Cortex Ch6:Cerebellum Ch7:Limbic_System Ch8:Temporal_Lobe Ch9:Parietal_Lobe Ch10:Hippocampus Ch11:Corpus_Callosum Ch12:Frontal_Lobe
- 07 Sleep paralytic author
- 19 1559 French king Henri II jousting injury, splinter in eye, shock trauma
24 Royal (barber-)surgeon Ambroise Paré, invents new treatments
27 Spanish king sends royal physician Andreas Vesalius
29 1540 A.V. lists 200 anatomy errors of Galen
31 A.V. On the Fabric of the Human Body 1543
- 34 internal trauma, brain swelling, King dies July 10
35 A.V. and A.P. autopsy, rear brain damaged, contracoup injury, no lance shards in brain
- 37 Paré handbook for military surgeons, book about head wounds
- 39 Vesalius cures a prince (friar credited and canonized), later dies Zakynthos island Greece
- fooey, there was no duel, Paré and Vesalius collaborated
- 45 Charles Guiteau, disappointed office seeker p48 shoots Pres. Garfield in lower back July 2
48 Dr. Doctor Bliss (sic) confident fool, infected wound
- 52 Guiteau executed, brain autopsied, microscopic brain damage
53 1873 Camillo Golgi silver-stained brain, Cajal discovers separate neurons, axons drive dendrites, neuron doctrine
84 Synesthesia, mixing senses, color/sound, color/letters, sixty known types
- Feynman saw colored symbols in equations, random 2s among 5s pop out as colors (they pop out for me, but not as colors)
- 86 1938 Albert Hoffman LSD
- 89 no new or repaired neurons, but new pathways
90 Paul Bach-y-Rita neuroscientist, sensory subtitution, neuroplasticity
101 facial masks, Tatsuji Inouye maps occipital lobe,primary visual cortex from bullet path damage
110 Hubel and Wiesel neurons sense lines at specific angles, biased towards movement
- 113 "what" down to temporal lobes, "where" to parietal lobes
115 herpes ἕρπειν (herpein 'to creep') can migrate up olfactory nerves to the brain, specialized recognition circuits damaged, classes of objects disappear
- 120-126 face transplants
131-134 phantom limbs, fictional George Dedlow, Silas Weir Mitchell
152 novel Hugh Wynne, Free Quaker novel, Teddy Roosevelt favorite 2 volume used, ~$15 for pair
139 Minié rifle, horrible gaping wounds, 3 times deadlier, 90% of casualties
147 V. S. Ramachandran mirror box, "seeing" mirror limb abates pain, remaps brain
157 Papua New Guinea Kuru, women ate victim's brains
160 Carleton Gajdusek The Genius and the Boys, TV Movie 2009
168 William Hadlow, resembles Scrapie in sheep and goats
176 Stanley B. Prusiner 1970s Prions brain protein same sequence mangled shape
185 Harvey Cushing orders William Sharpe to steal pituitary from John “Giant” Turner corpse at funeral home