Neurosurgeon as Innovator: William V. Cone (1897-1959)

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Authors/collaborators
Title
Neurosurgeon as Innovator: William V. Cone (1897-1959)
Abstract
The biography of the American-born Dr. William V. Cone who co-founded with Dr. Wilder Penfield (1891-1976) the Montreal Neurological Institute (NMI) in 1934. Until 1959, Cone filled the twin roles of neurosurgeon-in-chief and neuropathologist at the NMI.
Publication
Journal of Neurosurgery
Volume
Vol. 79
Issue
no. 4
Pages
619-631
Date
October 1993
Language
en
Citation
Preul, Mark C., Joseph Stratford, Gilles Bertrand, and William Feindel. “Neurosurgeon as Innovator: William V. Cone (1897-1959).” Journal of Neurosurgery Vol. 79, no. 4 (October 1993): 619–631.
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