James Collier

SUBACUTE COMBINED DEGENERATION OF THE SPINAL CORD

THE ENCEPHALITIS PERIAXIALIS OF SCHILDER. A CLINICAL AND PATHOLOGICAL STUDY, WITH AN ACCOUNT OF TWO CASES, ONE OF WHICH WAS DIAGNOSED DURING LIFE

THE FALSE LOCALISING SIGNS OF INTRACRANIAL TUMOUR

NUCLEAR OPHTHALMOPLEGIA, WITH ESPECIAL REFERENCE TO RETRACTION OF THE LIDS AND PTOSIS AND TO LESIONS OF THE POSTERIOR COMMISSURE

THE DEGENERATIONS RESULTING FROM LESIONS OF POSTERIOR NERVE ROOTS AND FROM TRANSVERSE LESIONS OF THE SPINAL CORD IN MAN. A STUDY OF TWENTY CASES.

DESCENDING MESENCEPHALIC TRACTS IN CAT, MONKEY AND MAN; MONAKOW'S BUNDLE; THE DORSAL LONGITUDINAL BUNDLE; THE VENTRAL LONGITUDINAL BUNDLE; THE PONTO-SPINAL TRACTS, LATERAL AND VENTRAL; THE VESTIBULO-SPINAL TRACT; THE CENTRAL TEGMENTAL TRACT (CENTRALE HAUBENBAHN); DESCENDING FIBRES OF THE FILLET

THE PATHOGENESIS OF CEREBRAL DIPLEGIA

AN INVESTIGATION UPON THE PLANTAR REFLEX, WITH REFERENCE TO THE SIGNIFICANCE OF ITS VARIATIONS UNDER PATHOLOGICAL CONDITIONS, INCLUDING AN ENQUIRY INTO THE ÆTIOLOGY OF ACQUIRED PES CAVUS

THE OCCURRENCE OF OPTIC NEURITIS IN LESIONS OF THE SPINAL CORD. INJURY, TUMOUR, MYELITIS. (AN ACCOUNT OF TWELVE CASES AND ONE AUTOPSY.)

THE PATHOLOGICAL EXAMINATION OF TWO CASES OF AMYOTONIA CONGENITA WITH THE CLINICAL DESCRIPTION OF A FRESH CASE