In 2005, the Eccles Health Sciences Library was gifted a research catalog belonging to the late Irene Loewenfeld, PhD. A prominent and respected researcher of the human eye, Dr. Loewenfeld edited and published the principal medical textbook on the pupil in 1993 after conducting over 50 years of research on the subject. This collection contains a significant portion of her research catalog, including hand-written notes and index cards as well as historical research referenced in her work.
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Brainstem Loci for Sympathetic Activation of the Nictitating Membrane and Pupil in the Cat (Annotations) | Hypothalamic origin and efferent pupillodilator tract through the brain stem and cord. | Card Catalog Index Cards |
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Some Observations During Stimulation of the Human Hypothalamus (Annotations) | Autonomic and behavioral effects of hypothalamic stimulation; pupil dilation during stimulation was most common and most accurate indicator of electrode placement; equal or unequal pupil dilation during stimuli. | Card Catalog Index Cards |
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Pupillodilator Pathways in the Brain Stem of the Cat: Anatomical and Electrophysiological Identification of a Central Autonomic Pathway (Annotations) | Hypothalamic origin and efferent path of pupillo-dilator tract to the cord. | Card Catalog Index Cards |
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Stimulation of the Hypothalamus with the Horsley-Clarke Stereotaxic Instrument (Annotations) | Autonomic effects and snarling expression with hypothalmic stimuli in cat. | Card Catalog Index Cards |
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Centre Adrenalino-Secreteur Hypothalamique (Annotations) | Sympathetic action potentials upon hypothalamic stimulation. | Card Catalog Index Cards |
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Some Observations During Stimulation of the Human Hypothalamus | Autonomic and behavioral effects of hypothalamic stimulation; pupil dilation during stimulation was most common and most accurate indicator of electrode placement; equal or unequal pupil dilation during stimuli. | Print References |
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