David Lloyd Dejarnette 1907-1991

The Sir David Cuthbertson Medal Lecture 1991

David Guthrie Catcheside - 31 May 1907--1 June 1994.

David Francis Van Zwanenberg, Dm, Dch, Dph (1922–1991)

There he established himself as an administrator as well as a clinician, devoted to his patients and always helpful to colleagues in practice. In 1959, he proceeded to the Doctorate, with a thesis on tuberculin testing in pulmonary tuberculosis, a disease with which he was much concerned, particularly in the then practised use of artificial pneumothorax. He was later appointed, in 1963, Consult...

Influence of Asphyxia upon the Responses of Spinal Motoneurons by David P. C. Lloyd

The information to be presented herein derives from a study of the impact of asphyxiation upon the antidromically elicited responses of spinal motoneurons in the first sacral segment. Such responses include a succession of negative deflections, m, i, b, and d, that signify impulse conduction through successive parts of the intramedullary segment of the motoneurons (the myelinated segment, the i...

ON T H E ORIGINS OF DORSAL ROOT POTENTIALS* BY DAVID P. C. LLOYD AND A. K. MclNTYRE

Observations of potential changes occurring in dorsal roots during activity of the spinal cord date from the experiments of Gotch and Horsley, commenced in 1888 and fully described in their Croonian Lecture of 1891 (18). Recent at tempts at analysis and interpretation of such potential changes may be said to begin with the work of Barton and Matthews (1), who described a simple fluctuation of l...