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by Charles Albert François-Franck (Author)
Leçons Sur Les Fonctions Motrices Du Cerveau (Réactions Volontaires Et Organiques) Et Sur L'Épilepsie Cérébrale, by Charles Albert François-Franck, presents a detailed exploration of motor functions within the brain, examining both voluntary and organic reactions. This historical medical text, originally published in 1887, delves into the study of cerebral epilepsy and offers insights into neurological understanding during the late 19th century.
François-Franck's work provides valuable perspectives on the medical theories and practices of his time. It is of interest to historians of medicine, neurologists, and anyone intrigued by the evolution of our understanding of the human brain and neurological disorders.
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