ACNR - A journal of neurology & rehabilitation

150 years ago, David Ferrier published The Functions of the Brain, turning Hughlings Jackson’s clinical deductions into experimental proof of cortical localisation.
Dr Andrew J Larner revisits Ferrier’s legacy here: acnr.co.uk/articles/the-s…

Cognitive decline in Parkinson's disease often begins early, with dementia affecting up to 83–90% of patients long-term. In ACNR, Dr. Auda Fares reviews early assessment, cholinergic/dopaminergic pathways, modifiable risks & care planning. Full review: acnr.co.uk/articles/early…

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Dr Andrew Larner’s review of Pathognomonic Signs of Disease by Mario Caldararo is now on ACNR. The book subjects physical, radiographic, and microscopic findings to statistical appraisal to determine if they are genuinely pathognomonic
acnr.co.uk/book-review/pa…

When was Obstructive Sleep Apnoea first described? Authors Kariem Elhadd & Andrew J Larner explore William Broadbent’s 1877 clinical account of OSA in the latest ACNR Article. acnr.co.uk/articles/obstr… #SleepMedicine