The locked-in syndrome: The early French descriptions

The classic 1966 description of locked-in syndrome was performed by Plum and Posner. Here, we revisit the world's first case report of this condition, which was presented in 1875 by Camille Darolles, an intern supervised by François Damaschino, at a monthly meeting of the Société Anatomique de...

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Published in:Revue neurologique 2022-12, Vol.178 (10), p.996-998
Main Authors: Teive, H.A.G., Ferreira, M.G., Coutinho, L., Camargo, C.H.F., Munhoz, R.P., Walusinski, O.
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Charcot
Cognition
Humans
Locked-In Syndrome
Medicine
Neurology
Stroke
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