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Injuries of the skull and brain, as described in the myths, legends, and folk-tales of the various peoples of the world, with some comments on the significance and reliability of this information in evaluating contemporary concepts as to their nature and lethality [by] Cyril B. Courville.
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- 1968-1967
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Item details Format Call Number Item Location Text RD529 C83 1967 Off-site Not available - Please for assistance.Pathology of the central nervous system, a study based upon a survey of lesions found in a series of thirty thousand autopsies, by Cyril B. Courville ...
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- 1945
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Item details Format Call Number Item Location Text RC381 .C83 1945 Off-site Pathology of the central nervous system, a study based upon a survey of lesions found in a series of forty thousand autopsies, by Cyril B. Courville ...
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- 1950
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Item details Format Call Number Item Location Text RC381 .C83 1950 Off-site Cerebral palsy; a brief introduction to its history, etiology, and pathology, with some notes on the resultant clinical syndromes and their treatment.
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- 1954
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Item details Format Call Number Item Location Text RC388 .C83 1954 Off-site Contributions to the study of cerebral anoxia : some observations on its history, its pathogenesis and structural characteristics, the importance of its circulatory component and its significance in the evaluation of certain chronic diseases of the brain of infancy and early childhood / Cyril B. Courville.
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- 1953
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Item details Format Call Number Item Location Text RC383.A4 C83 1953 Off-site Effects of alcohol on the nervous system of man [by] Cyril B. Courville.
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- 1966
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Item details Format Call Number Item Location Text RC565 .C83 1966 Off-site
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