THE PATHOLOGY OF ARTIFICIALLY PRODUCED LESIONS IN THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEMKARL-ERIC ÅSTRÖM · 1963

Peripheral nerve lesion produces increased levels of major histocompatibility complex antigens in the central nervous systemWolfgang J. Streit; Manuel B. Graeber; Georg W. Kreutzberg · 1989

LESIONS OF THE CENTRAL AND PERIPHERAL NERVOUS SYSTEMS PRODUCED IN YOUNG RABBITS BY VITAMIN A DEFICIENCY AND A HIGH CEREAL INTAKEMELLANBY, EDWARD · Brain · 1935

The histology of experimental poliomyelitisE. Weston Hurst · 1929

Spontaneous diseases observed in 600 monkeysR. W. Fairbrother; E. Weston Hurst · 1932

The Toxicity of ParaquatD. G. Clark, T. F. McElligott and E. Weston Hurst · British Journal of Industrial Medicine · 1966

HEPATO-LENTICULAR DEGENERATIONBARNES, STANLEY; HURST, E. WESTON · Brain · 1925

II. SENSORIMOTOR NEUROLOGYHurst, E. Weston · The Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease · 1934

DISSEMINATED ENCEPHALOMYELITIS FOLLOWING SMALL-POX.Troup, ArthurG.; Weston Hurst, E. · The Lancet · 1930

The ætiology of hepato-lenticular degeneration: Experimental liver cirrhosis: Poisoning with manganese, chloroform, phenylhydrazine, bile and guanidinE. Weston Hurst; Phyllis E. Hurst · 1928

A case of neurocytoma of the adrenalMaurice Davidson; E. Weston Hurst · 1927