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Top 100 Neurology Greats TOP 100 NEUROLOGY GREATS 1. Raymond ADAMS 2. William John ADIE 3. Theophile ALAJOUANINE 4. Thomas Clifford ALLBUTT 5. Alois ALZHEIMER 6. Julius ARNOLD 7. Joseph BABINSKI 8. Jean Alexander BARRE 9. Charles BELL 10. Hans BERGER 11. Claude BERNARD 12. Walter Russell BRAIN 13. Paul BROCA 14. Korbinian BRODMANN 15. Santiago Ramón y CAJAL 16. Walter Bradford CANNON 17. Jean-Martin CHARCOT 18. Hans CHIARI 19. Macdonald CRITCHLEY 20. Hans Gerherdt CRUETZFELDT 21. Walter Edward DANDY 22. Derek DENNY-BROWN 23. Joseph Jules DEJERINE 24. Francis Xavier DERCUM 25. Guillaume DUCHENNE The Neurology Lounge http://www.theneurologylounge.com/ TOP 100 NEUROLOGY GREATS 26. Ludwig EDINGER 27. Wilhelm Heinrich ERB 28. David FERRIER 29. Charles Miller FISHER 30. Edward FLATAU 31. Charles FOIX 32. Otfrid FOERSTER 33. Sigmund FREUD 34. Nikolaus FRIEDREICH 35. Raymond GARCIN 36. Henri GASTAUT 37. Norman GESCHWIND 38. Samuel GOLDFLAM 39. William Richard GOWERS 40. Georges GUILLAIN 41. Graeme HAMMOND 42. Anita HARDING 43. Henry HEAD 44. Johann HOFFMANN 45. Gordon Morgan HOLMES 46. Johann Friedrich HORNER 47. James Ramsay HUNT 48. George HUNTINGTON 49. Alfons Maria JAKOB 50. John Hughlings JACKSON The Neurology Lounge http://www.theneurologylounge.com/ TOP 100 NEUROLOGY GREATS 51. Herbert Henri JASPER 52. Smith Ely JELLIFFE 53. Robert Foster KENNEDY 54. Erik Klas Hendrik KUGELBERG 55. Sergei Sergeievich KORSAKOFF 56. Hugo Karl LIEPMANN 57. John Newport LANGLEY 58. William Gordon LENNOX 59. Arvid LINDAU 60. Gheorghe MARINESCU 61. Rita LEVI-MONTALCINI 62. Friedrich Heinrich LEWY 63. Jean LHERMITTE 64. Pierre MARIE 65. C David MARSDEN 66. Brian McARDLE 67. H Houston MERRITT 68. Pierre MOLLARET 69. Antonio Egas MONIZ 70. Jerzy OLSZEWSKI 71. Hermann OPPENHEIM 72. James PARKINSON 73. Arnold PICK 74. James Jackson PUTNAM 75. Heinrich Irenaeus QUINCKE The Neurology Lounge http://www.theneurologylounge.com/ TOP 100 NEUROLOGY GREATS 76. John Clifford RICHARDSON 77. Moritz Heinrich ROMBERG 78. Wilhelm Conrad RONTGEN 79. Charles Scott SHERRINGTON 80. Jean-Athanase SICARD 81. Adolph STRUMPELL 82. William Allen STURGE 83. Thomas SYDENHAM 84. Charles Putnam SYMONDS 85. Julius Thomas THOMSEN 86. Robert Bentley TODD 87. Howard Henry TOOTH 88. Georges Gilles de la TOURETTE 89. Armand TROUSSEAU 90. Maurice VICTOR 91. Constantin VON ECONOMO 92. Eugen VON HIPPEL 93. Friedrich Daniel VON RECKLINGHAUSEN 94. Francis WALSHE 95. Frederick Parkes WEBER 96. Guido WERDNIG 97. Carl WERNICKE 98. Thomas WILLIS 99. Lisa WELANDER The Neurology Lounge http://www.theneurologylounge.com/ TOP 100 NEUROLOGY GREATS 100. Samuel Alexander Kinnier WILSON The Neurology Lounge http://www.theneurologylounge.com/ .
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