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L. Whitman, M. Wall, J. Warren (1946)
HERPES SIMPLEX ENCEPHALITIS: A Report of Two Fatal CasesJAMA, 131
E. Wildi (1951)
[Herpes encephalitis in the newborn].Revue neurologique, 84 3
J. Dawson (1934)
CELLULAR INCLUSIONS IN CEREBRAL LESIONS OF EPIDEMIC ENCEPHALITIS: SECOND REPORTJournal of Nervous and Mental Disease, 31
C. Andrewes, E. Carmichael (1930)
A NOTE ON THE PRESENCE OF ANTIBODIES TO HERPES VIRUS: IN POST-ENCEPHALITIC AND OTHER HUMAN SERAThe Lancet, 215
J. Foley, D. Williams (1953)
Inclusion encephalitis and its relation to subacute sclerosing leucoencephalitis; a report of five cases.The Quarterly journal of medicine, 22 86
H. Zinsser, F. Tang (1929)
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W. Haymaker , M. G. Smith, L. Van Bogaert (1958)
Pathology of Viral Disease in Man Characterized by Nuclear Inclusions: Viral Encephalitis
J. Draheim, E. Rodaniche (1952)
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J. Greenfield (1950)
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W. Scoville (1954)
The limbic lobe in man.Journal of neurosurgery, 11 1
R. Feemster (1957)
Equine encephalitis in Massachusetts.The New England journal of medicine, 257 15
M. Smith, E. Lennette, H. Reames (1941)
Isolation of the virus of herpes simplex and the demonstration of intranuclear inclusions in a case of acute encephalitis.The American journal of pathology, 17 1
Raymond Adams, J. Cammermeyer, D. Denny-Brown (1950)
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F. Rose, C. Symonds (1960)
Persistent memory defect following encephalitis.Brain : a journal of neurology, 83
L. Afzelius-Alm (1951)
Aseptic (Non-Bacterial) Encephalomeningitides in Gothenburg 1932-1950: Clinical and Experimental Investigation with Special Reference to the Viruses of Herpes, Influenza, Mumps and Lymphocytic ChoriomeningitisActa Med. Scand., 140
W. Brain, J. Greenfield, D. Russell (1948)
Subacute inclusion encephalitis (Dawson type).Brain : a journal of neurology, 71 Pt. 4
B. Hunt, E. Comer (1955)
Herpetic meningo-encephalitis accompanying cutaneous herpes simplex.The American journal of medicine, 19 5
R. F. Feemster (1957)
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H. Dascomb, C. Adair, N. Rogers (1955)
Serologic investigations of herpes simplex virus infections.The Journal of laboratory and clinical medicine, 46 1
W. Haymaker (1949)
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E. Wildi (1951)
Encephalite herpetique du nouveau-néRev. Neurol., 84
E. V. Cowdry (1934)
The Problem of Intranuclear Inclusions in Virus DiseaseArch. Path., 18
C. J. D. Zarafonetis , J. E. Smadel, J. W. Adams (1944)
Fatal Herpes Simplex EncephalitisAmer. J. Path., 20
K. Weisse (1959)
Inclusion Body EncephalitidesDeutsch. Med. Wschr., 84
J. Tans, H. Wyers (1955)
Inclusion body encephalitis.Folia psychiatrica, neurologica et neurochirurgica Neerlandica, 58 5-6
C. Armstrong (1943)
Herpes Simplex Virus Recovered from the Spinal Fluid of a Suspected Case of Lymphoeytie Choriomeningitis.Public Health Reports, 58
W. Scoville, B. Milner (1957)
LOSS OF RECENT MEMORY AFTER BILATERAL HIPPOCAMPAL LESIONSJournal of Neurology, Neurosurgery & Psychiatry, 20
J. Fisher, J. Patrick (1947)
The isolation of herpes simplex virus from a case of polioencephalitis.Canadian Medical Association journal, 57 3
H. Webster (1956)
Eastern equine encephalomyelitis in Massachusetts; report of two cases, diagnosed serologically, with complete clinical recovery.The New England Journal of Medicine, 255
C. Zarafonetis, J. Smadel (1944)
Fatal Herpes Simplex Encephalitis in Man.The American journal of pathology, 20 3
W. Sweet, G. Brownell (1955)
Localization of intracranial lesions by scanning with positron-emitting arsenic.Journal of the American Medical Association, 157 14
W. Peyton, G. Moore, L. French, S. Chou (1952)
Localization of intracranial lesions by radioactive isotopes.Journal of neurosurgery, 9 5
F. Burnet, Stanley Williams (1939)
HERPES SIMPLEX: A NEW POINT OF VIEWMedical Journal of Australia, 1
D. Ginder, C. Whorton (1951)
Herpes simplex encephalitis.The Journal of pediatrics, 39 3
W. Haymaker (1949)
HERPES SIMPLEX ENCEPHALITIS IN MANJournal of Neuropathology and Experimental Neurology, 8
J. Brihaye, R. Cordier (1958)
Etude des encéphalites herpétiques et des encéphalites nécrosantes aiguës
Philip Dodge, Charles Cure (1956)
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P. R. Dodge (1956)
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Archives of Neurology – American Medical Association
Published: Jul 1, 1962
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