Tactile perception: do distinct subpopulations explain differences in mislocalization rates of stimuli across fingertips?
Tactile perception: do distinct subpopulations explain differences in mislocalization rates of stimuli across fingertips?
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触觉感知:不同的亚群是否可以解释指尖刺激的错误定位率的差异?
DOI:
10.1016/j.neulet.2011.04.057
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发表时间:
2011
影响因子:
2.5
通讯作者:
Tillery,StephenIHelms
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作者:
Warren,JayP;Tillery,StephenIHelms
When Dr. Heberden, in the London Medical Transactions, first described a disease under the name of Angina Pectoris, so little had it attracted the attention of physicians, that much sur-prise was excited by the communication. From the most strik-ing and distressing symptoms, with which it was attended, pain and stricture about the breast, it received from him its denomi-nation; and he soon after published farther remarks on this subject, with the history of a case and appearances on dissection. That all the cases which this author had noticed as accompanied with affections of a somewhat similar nature, Were instances of true Angina Pectoris, is by no means probable; for not less than one hundred of those were supposed by him to have fallen under his observation. Of those, three only were women, one a boy; all the rest were men, and about the age of fifty. In the same work were communicated some observations on this disease made by Dr. Wall, who likewise added a case of dissection.