Publications by authors named "Martyna Musiorska"
Article Synopsis
- Eufemiusz J. Herman was a key figure in Polish neurology, known for his clinical practice, research, and educational contributions, especially in neurological semiology.
- Born in 1892, he conducted research as a medical student and continued his work even during the hardships of the Warsaw Ghetto, documenting neurological issues arising from typhus.
- Herman authored 17 books and over 200 papers, including descriptions of significant clinical signs like Herman's syndrome, and played a crucial role in developing modern neurological practices in Poland.
