F. Schiller

Publications135
h-index18
Citations1,414
Highly Influential Citations48
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Consciousness Reconsidered
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Every word to utter from the writer involves the element of this life. Expand
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Experiments on pain referred from deep somatic tissues.
The patterns of deep somatic pain referral were studied with paravertebral injections of 6 per cent. saline solution from the occiput to the sacrum, five subjects being used for each intervertebral… Expand
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Congenital anomalies of the larynx.
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CRUSHING INJURIES TO THE SKULL: CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL OBSERVATIONS
Severe crushing injuries of the head are often fatal, but in those patients who survive this form of injury the absence or slight degree of concussion is usually a striking feature of the clinical… Expand
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Concepts of stroke before and after Virchow.
CoNTRARY to chronology, or the logic of first things first-but to nobody's surprisethe latest ideas about strokes are readily accessible, while much effort is needed to bridge the gap lying in the… Expand
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Surgery in haemophilia; a case of spinal subdural haematoma producing paraplegia.
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Staggering gait in medical history
  • F. Schiller
  • Psychology, Medicine
  • Annals of neurology
  • 1 January 1995
Drunkenness and senility were recognized early as the basis of a staggering gait. To these were added venereal excesses, hence syphilis. Medical and scientific concerns began to be focused on… Expand
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Parkinsonian rigidity: the first hundred-and-one years 1817-1918.
  • F. Schiller
  • Biology, Medicine
  • History and philosophy of the life sciences
  • 1986
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Letters upon the Aesthetic Education of Man (1795-1796). Letter XV
In his famous Letters upon the Aesthetic Education, the German poet, playwright and philosopher suggested as early as 1795 that self-conscience, and therefore also liberty and morality, originated in… Expand
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The mucoproteins of the nasal mucosa of allergic patients before and after treatment with corticotropin.
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