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EVOKED RESPONSE STUDIES OF THE THALAMIC PAIN SYNDROME*

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Published2009
Citations4
References21

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SOMATOSENSORY EVOKED POTENTIALS IN HEALTHY SUBJECTS AND IN PATIENTS WITH LESIONS OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM*†

1964 • 382 citations

Cerebral evoked potentials in patients with dissociated sensory loss

1963 • 251 citations

Pure sensory stroke involving face, arm, and leg

1965 • 189 citations

Somato-sensory evoked responses in patients with unilateral cerebral lesions

1970 • 135 citations

Stereotactic Thalamotomy

1963 • 94 citations

Origin of Somatosensory Evoked Scalp Responses in Man

1969 • 90 citations

Visual and somato-sensory evoked responses from mongoloid and normal children

1970 • 80 citations

Effects of cryogenic thalamic lesions on the somesthetic evoked response in man

1965 • 62 citations

Unilateral Vs Bilateral Medial Thalamic Lesions and Reactivity to Noxious Stimuli

1967 • 53 citations

Enhancement of visual and auditory evoked potentials during blockade of the non-specific thalamo-cortical system

1971 • 48 citations

Evoked Cortical Potentials in Patients with Stroke

1966 • 47 citations

STUDY OF EVOKED POTENTIALS IN APHASICS

1966 • 47 citations

Role of Thalamotomy in Treatment of Chronic Severe Pain

1965 • 39 citations

[Cortical potentials evoked in persons with somesthetic disorders].

1958 • 37 citations

Somato-sensory evoked potentials in thalamus and cortex of man.

1967 • 28 citations

Somatosensory evoked responses in multiple sclerosis.

1968 • 24 citations

Somatosensory evoked responses following cervical cordotomy.

1969 • 21 citations

The Thalamic Syndrome and Its Mechanism

1966 • 19 citations

The Specific Somatosensory System and Dyskinesia

1968 • 7 citations

Clinical and electroencephalographic correlates in patients hospitalized with psychiatric disorders.

1970 • 3 citations

The Transmission and Central Projection of Pain

1968 • 2 citations

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