Arthur K Asbury, Michael R Sperling, Geoffrey Karl Aguirre, Grant T Liu
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在费城神经病学协会成立125周年之际,举行了3场简短的演讲,重点介绍了费城神经学家在过去30年里取得的成就。庆祝活动的主题是“费城神经学家对神经学的贡献,1980-2008”。选择这三位演讲者是因为他们的贡献以及他们所处的时间顺序。Arthur K. Asbury博士详细描述了Lewis-Sumner综合征的原始描述,Michael R. Sperling博士总结了费城癫痫手术的发展,Geoffrey K. Aguirre博士描述了费城功能性磁共振成像的根源。
Selected contributions to neurology by Philadelphia neurologists since 1980.
On the occasion of the 125th anniversary of the Philadelphia Neurologic Society, 3 short talks were given that highlighted accomplishments by Philadelphia's neurologists over the past 30 years. The theme for the celebration was "Contributions to Neurology by Philadelphia Neurologists, 1980-2008." Each of the 3 speakers was chosen because of his contributions and the sequential time frames in which they occurred. Dr. Arthur K. Asbury detailed the original description of the Lewis-Sumner syndrome, Dr. Michael R. Sperling summarized the growth of epilepsy surgery in Philadelphia, and Dr. Geoffrey K. Aguirre depicted the roots of functional magnetic resonance imaging in Philadelphia.