Neurological and sensory disease, film guide, 1966 : prepared for the Neurological and Sensory Disease Service Program.

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1966]
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Credit: Neurological and sensory disease, film guide, 1966 : prepared for the Neurological and Sensory Disease Service Program. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    SURGICAL CONSIDERATIONS IN THE TREATMENT OF CERE- BRAL ARTERIAL INSUFFICIENCY — A STUDY OF 67 CASES Produced by E. Stanley Crawford, M.D., Michael E, DeBakey, M.D., Denton A. Cooley, M.D., and George C. Morris, Jr., M.D., U.S.A, 1958 25min sd c 16mm MP Concerned with the surgical treatment of extra—cranial ac- clusive lesions causing cerebral arterial insufficiency. Techniques of both bypass graft and endarterectomy are shown. Dist: 03082; 01462 THROMBOSIS, EMBOLISM, ARTERIOSCLEROSIS, HYPERTENSION U.S. Dept. of the Army 1951 35fr sd c 35mm (2discs 3s 16in 33 1/3rpm 45min) FS Series: Clinical ophthalmoscopy Dist: 05603 thru 05763 (SFS 8-123, military use only) THROMBOTIC AND EMBOLIC PHENOMENA U.S.A. 1948 5min sd b&w 16mm MP This film is an excerpt from the longer film, Thrombosis and Embolism, Part I: Pathogenesis and clinical manifestations. Dist: 06795 SEE ALSO- A case of Sturge Weber syndrome NEUROLOGY - Developmental Defects Disorders of motility NEUROLOGY — Movement Disorders Geriatrics and degenerative diseases NEUROLOGY — Degenerative Diseases Lesions of the brain: Stroke, head injury and Parkinsonism NEUROLOGY - Trauma A new diagnostic technique for stroke: Retrograde cerebral angiography NEUROLOGY - Neuroradiology & Radiotherapy Physical diagnosis: Disorders of motility NEUROLOGY — Movement Disorders Prevention of disability from stroke NEUROLOGY - Rehabilitation Stroke — early restorative measures in your hospital NEUROLOGY - Rehabilitation — Degenerative Diseases ASPECTS OF SYMPTOMS OF PARKINSONISM (Symptomenbilder des Parkinsonismus) Germany 1941 23min si/mag sd b&w 16mm script MP Lang: German Shows’ movement—disturbances in Parkinson-patients, tremor-—analysis in slow—motion pictures, and facial expressions. Sale: 41650 Dist: 41650 DYSTONIA MUSCULORUM Produced by the University of Bristol, England 1954 15min si b&w 16mm MP Boy and girl are shown with dystonia musculorum. Shown after 1] months on artane; both greatly improved. NEUROLOGY — Degenerative Diseases FRIEDREICH'S HEREDITARY ATAXIA AND LITTLE'S DISEASE S. Philip Goodhart and Benjamin Harris Balser, U.S.A, 1944 16min st b&w 16mm manual MP Series; Neuropsychiatric disorders Demonstrates four cases of hereditary ataxia, two brothers and two sisters showing chemical signs of this entity. Presents cases of Little's disease showing various forms of dyskinesias of congenital origin, with abnormal movements predominantly of extra—pyramidal type. For professional groups only. Credits: Manual, Neurological Cinematographic Atlas, by S. P. Goodhart and B. H. Balser. Dist: 92830 GERIATRICS AND DEGENERATIVE DISEASES Medical Film Guild, U.S.A.” 35min sd c 16mm MP Emphasizes the metabolic changes revealed by biochemical research. The lecturer, by making clinical rounds, presents typical cases showing arteriosclerosis, Parkinsonism, dietary deficlencies, deafness, glaucoma and cataracts, the many arthritic involvements, the menopause and the climacteric, genito-urinary problems, diseases of the circulation, cardiovascular problems and neuro— psychiatric difficulties. Dist: 54743 HEREDITARY ATAXIA U.S. Dept. of the Army 1949 31min sd c 16mm MP Explains hereditary and clinical characteristics of hereditary ataxia, including early symptoms, later indications, and signs of advanced stages. Discusses diagnostic procedures. For medical personnel, Dist: 05603 thru 05763 (PMF 5140); 01475 thru 01570 (TF 1-8060) HEREDITARY ATAXIA Produced by Wellcome Film Unit in cooperation with Dr. R, C, MacKeith and Dr. David Morris, England 1947 émin si ¢ 16mm MP Characteristic lesions of Friedreich's Ataxia. A girl, aged ten, shows typical early symptoms, due to the lesions of the spine— cerebellar and pyramidal tracts. The symptoms are more marked In her brother, aged 25. Dist: 03732 HUNTINGTON'S CHOREA Max Rossman, Released by Psychological Cinema Register, Penn- sylvania State University, U.S.A, 1938 IImin si b&w 16mm MP Presents two first cousins and a paternal uncle In one family, and two sisters in another family, to show motor charac- teristics of the disease, Huntington's chorea. Shows involuntary movements, standing posture, attempts at handwriting, ascent and descent on a stairway, hand and finger tonicity, and uncontrollable facial expressions, For medical profession and allied groups. Sale; 72380 Dist: 92830; 72380 (Professional use only) PARKINSON'S SYNDROME Medical Film Guild, U.S.A.” 54min sd c 16mm MP
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