Volume 23: Issue 1 (Jul 2007): Ancient Neurosurgery
in Neurosurgical Focus
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Skull morphology and its neurosurgical implications in the Hippocratic eraPages: 1–3Publication Date: Jul 2007
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Hippocrates, Galen, and the uses of trepanation in the ancient classical worldPages: 1–9Publication Date: Jul 2007
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Herophilus, Erasistratus, Aretaeus, and Galen: ancient roots of the Bell–Magendie LawPages: 1–3Publication Date: Jul 2007
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The fate of medical knowledge and the neurosciences during the time of Genghis Khan and the Mongolian EmpirePages: 1–6Publication Date: Jul 2007
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Medieval neurosurgery: contributions from the Middle East, Spain, and PersiaPages: 1–4Publication Date: Jul 2007
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From sealing wax to bone wax: predecessors to Horsley's developmentPages: 1–4Publication Date: Jul 2007
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Indium-111 diethylene-triamine-pentaacetic acid scintigraphy in the evaluation of function and patency of baclofen intrathecal infusion systemsPages: 1–6Publication Date: Jul 2007
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Soul searching: a brief history of the mind/body debate in the neurosciencesPages: 1–7Publication Date: Jul 2007
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The Eastern heart and Galen's ventricle: a historical review of the purpose of the brainPages: 1–6Publication Date: Jul 2007
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Emergence and optimization of upright posture among hominiform hominoids and the evolutionary pathophysiology of back painPages: 1–6Publication Date: Jul 2007
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Decision making in head injury management in the Edwin Smith PapyrusPages: 1–9Publication Date: Jul 2007
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A historical hypothesis of the first recorded neurosurgical operation: Isis, Osiris, Thoth, and the origin of the djed crossPages: 1–6Publication Date: Jul 2007
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