Biomedical subjects
W M CRAIG
Publications and source records attributed to W M CRAIG.
Sympathectomy for Raynaud's phenomenon; follow-up study of 70 women with Raynaud's disease and 54 women with secondary Raynaud's phenomenon.
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Need for consideration of intraspinal tumors as a cause of pain and disability.
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Benign tumors of peripheral nerves and their masquerade.
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The challenge of pain syndromes.
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Brain tumors; practical approach and classification.
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The Kober lecture: the challenge of painful syndromes.
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Late neurologic symptoms of spina bifida occulta: report of case.
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A method of repair for intranasal encephalocele.
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Tumor of the foramen magnum.
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Relief of painful syndromes; importance of intraspinal tumors as a cause.
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Glioma of the optic nerve: report of case.
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Tumors of the septum pellucidum.
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Caves and cysts of the septum pellucidum.
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Meningioma of the choroid plexus arising from the lateral ventricle: report of case.
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Sympathectomy for occlusive arterial disease.
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Use of polyvinyl sponge in neurosurgery.
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Acoustic neuromas in children: report of 2 cases.
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