Carl Gustaf Bernhard

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Doctorate Medicine Uppsala University

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According to Wikipedia, Carl Gustaf Bernhard was a Swedish physician, neurophysiologist and academic. He was married to Gurli Lemon-Bernhard, opera singer and soprano. Together they had four children: Carl Johan, Pontus, Per and Blenda.

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Carl Gustaf Bernhard's Published Works

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Structural and functional adaptation in a visual system - Strukturelle und funktionelle Adaptation in einem visuellen System (1967) (199)
The Spinal Cord Potentials in Leads from the Cord Dorsum in Relation to Peripheral Source of Afferent Stimulation (1953) (156)
A corneal nipple pattern in insect compound eyes. (1962) (155)
Investigations on the Organization of the Corticospinal System in Monkeys.: Macaca Mulatta (1953) (118)
Cortical representation and functional significance of the corticomotoneuronal system. (1954) (117)
ISOLATION OF RETINAL AND OPTIC GANGLION RESPONSE IN THE EYE OF DYTISCUS (1942) (82)
Comparative ultrastructure of corneal surface topography in insects with aspects on phylogenesis and function (1970) (69)
On the Origin of the Negative and Positive Spinal Cord Potentials Evoked by Stimulation of Low Threshold Cutaneous Fibres (1953) (68)
A new treatment of status epilepticus; intravenous injections of a local anesthetic (lidocaine). (1955) (67)
THE INSECT CORNEAL NIPPLE ARRAY. A BIOLOGICA, BROAD-BAND IMPEDANCE TRANSFORMER THAT ACTS AS AN ANTIREFLECTION COATING. (1965) (64)
Studies on the Relation between the Pigment Migration and the Sensitivity Changes during Dark Adaptation in Diurnal and Nocturnal Lepidoptera (1960) (63)
On the prenatal development of function and structure in the somesthetic cortex of the sheep. (1967) (55)
Discrete and graded receptor potentials in the compond eye of the fly (Musca) (1966) (50)
Physiology of Photoreceptor Organs (1972) (50)
Selective Suppression with Ethylalcohol of Inhibition in the Optic Nerve and of the Negative Component P III of the Electroretinogranm (1941) (47)
The first forty years of the Scandinavian Physiological Society. A review given at Turku University in connection with the opening of the 12th Scandinavian Congress of Physiology in Turku, August 22, 1966. (1967) (46)
NERVE AS MODEL TEMPERATURE END ORGAN (1946) (46)
Monosynaptie Corticospinal Activation of Fore Limb Motoneurones in Monkeys Macaca mulatta) (1954) (45)
Comparative Studies on Dark Adaptation in the Compound Eyes of Nocturnal and Diurnal Lepidoptera (1960) (45)
Abisko Scientific Research Station. (1989) (43)
Quantitative Studies on Pigment Migration and Light Sensitivity in the Compound Eye at Different Light Intensities (1964) (36)
On the Alpha Frequency of Human Brain Potentials as a Function of Age1 (1939) (33)
The cord dorsum potentials in relation to peripheral source of afferent stimulation. (1952) (32)
FUNCTION OF THE CORNEAL NIPPLES IN THE COMPOUND EYES OF INSECTS. (1963) (32)
The action of local anaesthetics on experimental epilepsy in cats and monkeys. (1955) (30)
THE BREAKDOWN OF ACCOMMODATIONNERVE AS MODEL SENSE-ORGAN (1942) (30)
On the relation between pigment position and light sensitivity of the compound eye in different nocturnal insects (1963) (28)
Modification of specular reflexion and light transmission by biological surface structures (1968) (27)
The localization of the premotor interneurons discharging through the peroneal nerve. (1945) (24)
Science, Technology, and Society in the Time of Alfred Nobel (1983) (23)
Analysis of prenatal spinal reflex activity in sheep. (1961) (20)
On the Effect of Strychnine, Asphyxia and Dial on the Spinal Cord Potentials (1953) (19)
Differential effects of ethyl alcohol on retinal functions. (1973) (19)
Eye Ultrastructure, Colour Reception and Behaviour (1970) (18)
On the epileptogenic properties of the fetal brain. An electrophysiological study on the electrically and chemically induced convulsive brain activity in sheep fetuses. (1962) (15)
On the development of cortical activity in fetal sheep. (1959) (15)
The functional organization of the compound eye : proceedings of the International Symposium held in Stockholm, Oct. 1965 (1966) (15)
Distribution of internuncial activity in a multineuron reflex chain. (1945) (14)
The effect of intravenous xylocain on the cortical seizure activity evoked by intermittent photic stimulation in epileptics. (1956) (13)
The Longitudinal Distribution of the Negative Cord Dorsum Potential Following Stimulation of Low Threshold Cutaneous Fibres (1953) (13)
Monosynaptic corticospinal activation of fore limb motoneurones in monkeys (Macaca mulatta). (1954) (13)
Detection of single quanta by the compound eye of the fly Musca (1966) (12)
Post-tetanic Action Potentials in Mammalian Muscle (1941) (12)
On the mechanisms of dark adaptation in day- and night-insects. (1959) (12)
Temporal Sequence of Component Potentials in the Frog's Retina and the Electrotonic Potential in the Optic Nerve (1942) (12)
On the mechanism of reciprocal innervation. (1947) (12)
The difference in action on normal and convulsive cortical activity between a local anaesthetic (lidocaine) and barbiturates. (1956) (11)
New investigations on the pyramidal system inMacaca mulatta (1953) (11)
The Difference in Response of Monosynaptic Extensor and Monosynaptic Flexor Reflexes to d-Tubocurarine and Adrenaline (1953) (10)
Differences in the action of tubocurarine and strychnine on the spinal reflex excitability of the cat. (1951) (9)
Optical Properties of the Compound Eye (1972) (8)
ON THE BLOCKING TIME OF THE CORTICAL ALPHA RHYTHM IN CHILDREN (1943) (8)
On the evaluation of the anticonvulsive effect of different local anaesthetics. (1956) (7)
Pigment position and light sensitivity in the compound eye of noctuid moths. (1962) (7)
Slow cord potentials of opposite sign correlated to reciprocal functions. (1947) (7)
Who Was He (1985) (7)
Contributions to the neurophysiology of the optic pathway : academical treatise (1940) (6)
[Correlation of cortical and spinal activity after repeated cortex stimulation]. (1954) (6)
On the effects of xylocain on the central nervous system with special reference to its influence on epileptic phenomena (1954) (6)
Selective Activation of a Transient Reflex by Restricting Stimulation to Certain Frequencies (1942) (5)
On undifferentiated neuronal spread of excitation. (1958) (5)
SUSTAINED FACILITATION AND POST-INHIBITORY REBOUND OF RELAYED VOLLEYS IN THE SPINAL CORD (1944) (5)
The action of d-tubocurarine on the monosynaptic extensor reflex. (1951) (4)
The Negative Component Pm in the Retino-gram of the Tortoise (1942) (4)
Cortical representation of the cortico-motoneuronal system in monkeys (1954) (4)
STIMULUS FREQUENCY AS A MEANS OF ANALYZING SYNAPTIC ACTIVITY (1942) (4)
Abisko naturvetenskapliga station. (1985) (3)
INFLUENCE OF CONDITIONING NERVE STIMULI ON RELAYED VOLLEYS EVOKED FROM SPINAL CORD. PERIODIC FACILITATION AND INHIBITION (1944) (3)
AN ANALYSIS OF CAUSES OF POSTOPERATIVE LIMB PARESES FOLLOWING ANTEROLATERAL CHORDOTOMY (1955) (3)
Rhythmical activity of motor units in myotatic reflexes. (1947) (2)
Light transmission and its regulation in the compound eye. (1967) (2)
Studies of the potential level in the ventral root under varying conditions. (1947) (2)
After Potentials in Mammalian Voluntary Muscle (1942) (2)
Alternating facilitation and inhibition of the extensor muscle activity in decerebrate cats. (1947) (2)
Science, technology, and society in the time of Alfred Nobel : Nobel symposium 52, held at Björkborn, Karlskoga, Sweden, 17-22 August 1981 (1982) (2)
Analysis of the Spinal Cord Potentials in Leads from the Cord Dorsum (2008) (1)
Through France With Berzelius: Live Scholars and Dead Volcanoes (1989) (1)
Slow positive and negative ventral root potentials accompanying extension and flexion evoked by a medullary stimulation. (1947) (1)
[Not Available]. (1955) (0)
Presentation of the Nobel prize for physiology or medicine (1961) to George von BEKESY. (1962) (0)
Reflex patterns in internuncial systems. (1952) (0)
Somatic functions of the nervous system. (1959) (0)
[Morphologic findings in congenital syphilis]. (1991) (0)
[Effect of local anesthetics on epileptic manifestations]. (1959) (0)
Reciprocal facilation and inhibition following a single afferent volley. (1947) (0)
[Are we on the way to impoverish medical education?]. (1970) (0)
[Native basic research, a necessary foundation for applied medical research]. (1968) (0)
[4. Effect of local anesthetics in epileptic attacks]. (1956) (0)
Berzelius's Journey Through France (1985) (0)
Experimental studies on conditioned salivary reflexes in children. (1938) (0)
Nerve as model temperature end organ. (1946) (0)
Employment, Environment, and Development: Keys to the Eradication of Poverty (2000) (0)
[Electrophysiologic studies on early ontogenesis of the receptive functions within the sensomotory cortex]. (1972) (0)

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