According to Wikipedia, Jean Alexandre Barré was a French neurologist who in 1916 worked on the identification of Guillain-Barré-Strohl syndrome, as well as Barré–Liéou syndrome. Biography First studies He studied medicine in Nantes, afterwards serving his internship in Paris, where he was influenced by Joseph Babinski . In 1912 he obtained his medical doctorate with a thesis on osteoarthropathy associated with tabes dorsalis.
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[Four cases of electroencephalographic study of thromboses of the internal carotid artery]. (1950) (7)
[Extenso-progressive post-traumatic disorders resembling amyotrophic lateral sclerosis; respective role of 2 separate injuries on the same extremity; electromyographic data]. (1951) (1)
[Three cases of favourable results of surgery in intense blepharospasm; comments on paradoxal behavior of the orbicularis of the eyelids]. (1950) (1)
[Clinical and surgical study of a tumor of the occipital foramen]. (1950) (1)
[Cervical concussion due to fall and hyperflexion of the neck; clinical study, laminectomy; spinal atrophy; evolution; pathogenic discussion]. (1951) (1)
[Case of hemiplegia caused by thrombosis of the internal carotid artery. Attempt of clinical synthesis]. (1950) (1)
[Neurological sequels (cerebellar, vestibular, etc.) of a button foil wound in the internal angle of the eye]. (1950) (1)
Extenso-progressive reflex nervous disorders; test on various types of nervous disorders of extensive appearance and of a reflex order, by peripheral irritation, most often traumatic. (1946) (0)
[Disorders resembling syringomyelobulbia and arising from a marked cervical arthritis]. (1951) (0)
[Section of the vestibular nerve in Ménière's disease. Pre-and postoperative vestibular and cochlear conditions and interpretation of vestibular and cochlear phenomena; value of recruitment etc]. (1952) (0)
[Otoneuro-ophthalmological disorders of cervical origin; introduction to clinical part]. (1952) (0)
[Cervical ribs; unusual and extensive nervous disorders; regression after removal of a cervical rib]. (1952) (0)
[2 Recent cases of pupillotonia with tendon areflexia: the Weill-Ryes or Adie syndrome]. (1950) (0)
[Progressive myelopathies of vertebral origin without arachnitis nor compression; segmental spinal atrophy]. (1953) (0)
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[Symptomatic progress of an unrecognized disequilibration]. (1950) (0)
On the description and diagnosis of multiple sclerosis; its vestibulo-ocular phases; vestibulo-pyramidale and vestibulo-pyramido-?erébelleuse (1947) (0)
[Clinical description of several cases of postoperative abdominal extenso-progressive syndromes; their place in the general picture of extenso-progressive syndromes]. (1950) (0)
[Bravais-Jackson's epilepsy of reflex appearance due to a hemispheric compression by a tumor]. (1950) (0)
[Mixed hemiparesis, oscillating hemihypesthesia and special vestibular disorders on the same side; bilateral cerebellar and auditory disorders; importance of vestibular disorders in the anatomic localization of this syndrome]. (1950) (0)
[Prolonged pain following Pott's disease considered cured]. (1951) (0)
Vestibular, sensory-sensory, spontaneous and induced disorders, of probable otolithic origin. (1946) (0)
[Unilateral mydriasis associated with several areflexias; possible relation to Weill-Reys syndrome; mydriasis, accompanied by various areflexias]. (1950) (0)
[Algetic and vasomotor reflex disorders of two index fingers following localized minimal trauma of one; concomitant cervical arthritis]. (1952) (0)
