John Hughlings Jackson
Also known as
J. Hughlings JacksonJackson, John Hughlings, 1835-1911Jackson, J. Hughlings (John Hughlings), 1835-1911John Hughlings Jackson British neurologist (1835-1911)Jackson, John Hughlings, 1835-1911, psychologue et neurologueJackson, J. Hughlings (John Hughlings)Jackson, J. Hughlings 1835-1911Hughlings Jackson傑克森جون هيولينجز جاكسونCon Ceksonجان هالینگز جکسونג'ון היולינגס ג'קסוןಜಾನ್ ಹ್ಯೂಲಿಂಗ್ಸ್ ಜಾಕ್ಸನ್ジョン・ヒューリングス・ジャクソンДжексон, Джон ХьюлингсДжон Хьюлингс ДжексонДжексон Д. Х.Джэксон, Джон ХьюлингсДжексон Джон ХьюлингсДжон ДжексонДжексон, ДжонЏон Холингс ЏексонДжон Хаглінгс ДжексонJackson, John Hughlings
John Hughlings Jackson, FRS (4 April 1835 – 7 October 1911) was an English neurologist. He is best known for his research on epilepsy. -Wikipedia
Born 1935-04-04
Died 1911-10-07
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL2299563A
- VIAF32162220
- WikidataQ611821
- ISNI0000000081115491
Top Subjects
- Epilepsy (6)
- Hemiplegia (5)
- Brain (4)
- Diseases (4)
- Nervous System Diseases (4)
- Ophthalmology (4)
- Optic neuritis (4)
Books by John Hughlings Jackson
Total count: 43
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Observations on defects of sight in brain disease, and ophthalmoscopic examination during sleepHarrison and Sons1863-01-01
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Commentary on a case of hemiplegia with amaurosis, with general remarks on amaurosis from disease of the brains.n.1866-01-01
Observations on the physiology and pathology of hemi-choreaPrinted by Oliver and Boyd1868-01-01-
Cases of disease of the nervous system in patients the subjects of inherited syphilisreprinted with slight alterations from "The Transactions of the St. Andrews' Medical Graduates' Association," Vol. I., 1868John Churchill and Sons1868-01-01
Cases of diseases of the nervous system in patients the subjects of inherited syphilisJohn Churchill and Sons1868-01-01
Cases of disease of the nervous system in patients the subjects of inherited syphilisJohn Churchill and Sons1868-01-01-
Notes on the physiology and pathology of the nervous system ...Language and thought - the duality of mental processesB. Pardon & Son, printers1868-01-01
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On the localisation of movements in the brain.J. and A. Churchill1873-01-01
Clinical lecture on a case of hemiplegiaPrinted by T. Richards1874-01-01
A physician's notes on ophthalmologyHarrison and Sons, printers1874-01-01-
A physician's notes on ophthalmologys.n.1874-01-01
Nervous symptoms in cases of congenital syphilisGeo. P. Bacon, Steam Print. Press1875-01-01
Case of large cerebral tumour without optic neuritis, and with left hemiplegia and imperceptionHarrison and Sons, printers1875-01-01
A physician's notes on ophthalmology. 2nd seriesHarrison and Sons, printers1875-01-01
The syphilitic affections of the nervous systemGeo P. Bacon, steam print. offices1875-01-01
On the localisation of movements in the brainJ. and A. Churchill1875-01-01
A case of double optic neuritis without cerebral tumours.n.1876-01-01-
On nervous symptoms with ear-diseases.n.1877-01-01
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Remarks on the rigidity of hemiplegiaMedical examiner1877-01-01
Remarks on the routine use of the ophthalmoscope in cerebral diseaseJ. & A. Churchill1879-01-01-
On optic neuritis in intracranial diseasesPardon & Sons, printers1881-01-01
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Discussion on the relation between optic neuritis and intracranial diseaseMarch 10th, 1881.Printed by J.E. Adlard1881-01-01
On optic neuritis in intracranial diseasePardon & Sons1881-01-01-
On a case of temporary left hemiplegia with foot-clonus and exaggerated knee-phenomenon after an epileptiform seizure beginning in the left footpaper read before the Harveian Society, February 3, 1881; printed with additionsPardon & Sons..1881-01-01
On ocular movements, with vertigo, produced by pressure on a diseased earThe Society1883-01-01
Ophthalmology and diseases of the nervous system, beingthe Bowman Lecture, delivered Friday, November 13th, 1885The Society1885-01-01
On a case of fits resembling those artificially produced in guinea-pigsHarrison and Sons, printers1886-01-01
Remarks on evolution and dissolution of the nervous systemH. Wolff, printer1887-01-01
Remarks on evolution and dissolution of the nervous system. No. 1John Bale & Sons1888-01-01
Remarks on the diagnosis and treatment of diseases of the braindelivered at a meeting of the Worcestershire and Herefordshire, Bath and Bristol, and Gloucestershire branchesPrinted at the office of the British Medical Association1888-01-01
On convulsive seizuresBritish Medical Association1890-01-01
The factors of insanitiesDanks & Son1894-01-01-
Neurological fragmentssuperior and subordinate centres of the lowest levels.n.1895-01-01
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On the anatomical, physiological, and pathological investigation of epilepsiesPrinted by Spottiswoode1913-01-01
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Eine Studie über Krämpfe(a study of convulsions) (1869)S. Karger1926-01-01
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Selected writings of John Hughlings Jackson.Hodder and Stoughton1931-01-01
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Selected writings.Edited for the guarantors of "Brain" by James Taylor, with the advice and assistance of Gordon Holmes and F.M.R. Walshe.Basic Books1958-01-01
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Selected writings of John Hughlings JacksonStaples1958-01-01
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Selected writings.Basic Books1958-01-01
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Selected writings of John Hughlings JacksonClassics of Neurology & Neurosurgery Library1985-01-01
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Cases of Disease of the Nervous SystemIn Patients the Subjects of Inheritable SyphilisCreative Media Partners, LLC2018-01-01
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On the Localisation of Movements in the BrainHardPress2020-01-01
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On the anatomical, physiological, and pathological investigation of epilepsiesSpottoswood.