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RefNoEC/1946/24
Previous numbersCert XV, 142; A56094
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TitleWalshe, Sir Francis Martin Rouse: certificate of election to the Royal Society
CitationEditor of BRAIN. Welch Lecturer in Clinical Physiology, Oxford University, 1921. His early training in physiology has influenced all his work as a clinician and enabled him to publish an important series of papers, chiefly in Brain, analysing in accordance with established physiology the clinical phenomena found in spastic paralysis, decerebrate rigidity, and cerebellar ataxia. This work, together with associated papers on reflex grasping, the rigidity of paralysis agitans and on other nervous disorders, has been of high value for the scientific progress of clinical neurology, a field in which he has earned high esteem for his critical guidance of other investigators. List of papers appended.
ProposersFrom Personal Knowledge. T R Elliott; E D Adrian; J Herbert Parsons; F C Bartlett; E B Verney; C S Sherrington; Gordon Holmes; Thomas Lewis
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Walshe, Sir Francis Martin Rouse: certificate of election to the Royal Society

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NA6397Walshe; Sir; Francis Martin Rouse (1885 - 1973)1885 - 1973
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