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JMS Pearce
MD, FRCP
JMS Pearce MD, FRCP, is a retired Neurologist and author with a particular interest in the history of medicine and science.
Articles
- Lasègue and his sign
- Pourfour Du Petit and the cervical sympathetic nerves
- Cerebral malaria and the story of Quinine and the Fever Trees
- Arnold’s Nerve
- The fatal illness of Oscar Wilde
- Franciscus Sylvius: his fissure and aqueduct
- Edward Nettleship and Optic neuritis
- Naming the Cranial Nerves: a historical note
- History of Neurology: Claude Bernard
- Frederick Batten (1865-1918): father of paediatric neurology
- Hansen’s bacillus
- Rufus of Ephesus (Ad C. 80-150.)
- Freud, forgotten Neurologist
- The dilated pupil and brain herniation
- The Myotonic (Holmes Adie) pupil
- Historical note: The Kayser–Fleischer ring
- John Russell Reynolds
- Choked disc, optic neuritis, and papilloedema
- Vladimir Mikhaylovich Bekhterev, (1857-1927)
- Origins of Vertigo
- John Zachariah Laurence: ‘forgotten luminary’
- Diabetic amyotrophy (Bruns-Garland syndrome)
- John Cheyne, MD, FRSE
- The deep gluteal (piriformis) syndrome
- Akathisia
- The blood brain barrier and Lina Solomonovna Stern (Shtern)
- A note on non–motor cerebellar functions
- Narcolepsy: origins and insertions
- Early accounts of cervical spondylosis
- Osler’s neurology
- Charles Bonnet’s Syndrome
