Saint Vitus and his dance

Eftychiadis, A.C.

doi:10.1136/jnnp.70.1.14

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“…conditions that mimicked dance movements. Sufferers of such conditions prayed successfully to the saint for relief at his chapels in Germany, Czech Republic and other countries [19]. …”

Section: Eponymsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Neurological Eponyms Derived from Literature and Visual Art

Budrys¹

2005

Eur Neurol

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Eponyms are common in medicine, and neurology is not an exception. Most neurological eponyms originate from the names of those who first described a disease or pathological condition, as well as from the names of characters from the literature and mythical or biblical heroes. The article describes en block both widespread and nowadays seldom used or even forgotten neurological eponyms derived from literature and visual art.

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“…conditions that mimicked dance movements. Sufferers of such conditions prayed successfully to the saint for relief at his chapels in Germany, Czech Republic and other countries [19]. …”

Section: Eponymsmentioning

confidence: 99%