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SEGUIN, Edward C. A LECTURE ON THE LOCALIZATION OF DISEASES IN THE SPINAL CORD, Delivered Before the Anatomical and Surgical Society of Brooklyn.
Brooklyn: Anatomical and Surgical Society, 1880. Paperback
A Very Good++ Offprint in original printed wrappers from the Annals of the Anatomical and Surgical Society, Brooklyn, Vol. II, No. 12, 1880, with ink stamp front cover, mild soil covers and edges. 8vo. 20 pp.
Edward Constant Sequin (1843-1898) was a noted neurologist who had studied in France with Brown-Séquard and Charcot. His papers on aphasia, infantile paralysis, paraplegia and above all the localization of brain lesions did much to stimulate interest in neuro-anatomy and neurology. It should also be mentioned that Sequin played an important role in introducing medical thermometry to the American medical community. The work was done by W. H. Draper. They presented what was likely the first temperature chart on a medical record in the U.S. It was called "A Record of Vital Signs" which included heart and respiratory rates. This title has had remarkable staying power.
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