Electroencephalography

London: Macdonald, 1950. First Edition. Original publisher's cloth and printed dustjacket.. Very good; modest wear to the edges of the dustjacket; copyright statement is masked on the verso of the title page; spine of the dustjacket is somewhat darkened.. 4to, 438 pp. + 18 double-sided inserted plates and numerous text illustrations.

What appears to be the earliest monograph on the topic. It is the report of a symposium regarding progress and results since its inception in 1929. There are 11 sections covering epilepsy, tumors, technique, equipment, cerebral trauma etc. The purpose was to bring together the varied efforts to understand the cortical activity of the human brain through the interpretation of its intricate electrical activity. Encyclopedia of Neuroscience, I, 371-373.