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Disturbances in sleep mechanism; a clinicopathologic study; lesions at the diencephalic level (hypothalamus).

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Disturbances in sleep mechanism; a clinicopathologic study; lesions at the diencephalic level (hypothalamus). (English)

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DAVISON C

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DEMUTH EL

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1 February 1946

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Archives of neurology and psychiatry

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55

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111-125

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10.1001/ARCHNEURPSYC.1946.02300130037002

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