The history of behavioral neurology.
D. Frank Benson
Abstract
D. Frank Benson
Abstract
Although often considered to be a relatively new subdivision of neurology, behavioral studies actually have a long and colorful history. The events that led originally to a consideration of behavior as a neurologic subspecialty are outlined, followed by a listing of some of the major occurrences and key figures that have produced the considerable growth of behavioral neurology over the past two decades.
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Although often considered to be a relatively new subdivision of neurology, behavioral studies actually have a long and colorful history. The events that led originally to a consideration of behavior as a neurologic subspecialty are outlined, followed by a listing of some of the major occurrences and key figures that have produced the considerable growth of behavioral neurology over the past two decades.
Key concepts: Subspecialty, Neurology, Medicine, Behavioral neurology, Listing (finance), Clinical neurology, Neuroscience, Psychiatry