Vulpian

Vul·pi·an

(vūl'pē-an[h]'),

Edme F.A., French neurologist, 1826-1887. See: Vulpian atrophy.

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In 1864 he worked and studied in Paris under Alfred Vulpian (1826-1887), and as a student, he published a work on softening of the brain softening of the brain with Jules Cotard (1840-1887), and also on infantile paralysis.

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Al presentar esta observacion, el College de France creo un comite compuesto por Paul Broca, Claude-Bernard y Vulpian, para evaluar sus proyectos, dandole la oportunidad a Brown-Sequard de defender sus premisas.

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"Pasteur immediately consulted Edme Felix Alfred Vulpian (1826-1887), a member of the rabies commission, and Jacques-Joseph Grancher (1843-1907), who worked in his laboratory.

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This paper encouraged Klumpke to carry out clinical and experimental studies on injuries to the brachial plexus under the supervision of Professor Vulpian, of the Hotel Dieu hospital in Paris.

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MS was one of the specific diseases studied by Charcot at the Salpetriere with his colleague and friend, Edme Vulpian (1826-1887) identified among various conditions leading to different types of tremor.

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"I have no doubt that this treatment will always be successful if it is properly administered within a few days after a rabid bite," physician Alfred Vulpian told the academy.