Cerebro-spinal fluid : its spontaneous escape from the nose : with observations on its composition and function in the human subject, The

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Mackie Family History of Neuroscience

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Cerebro-spinal fluid : its spontaneous escape from the nose : with observations on its composition and function in the human subject, The

In this work Thompson, an otolaryngologist, reported the first case series of spontaneous cerebrospinal fluid leakage, for which he coined the term, "rhinorrhea." He differentiated between cerebrospinal rhinorrhea and nasal rhinorrhea. He did not recommend surgical intervention.

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Date 1899

Creator Thomson, St. Clair, 1859-1943, author.

Source Original Format: University of Calgary Health Sciences Library. Mackie Family History of Neuroscience Collection. WE706 .T485 1899

Sub-Collection Mackie Family History of Neuroscience

Extent vii, 140 pages : illustrations ; 22 cm

Genre Books

Unique identifier CU2345389