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Published on: September 27, 2020
Historical figure: dr joseph babinski(1857 to 1932)
1Dr Hubert Dechy, 39 Boulevard du Roi, Versailles, France.
Abstract:
Each time a patient is examined somewhere, one looks for Babinskis sign. It is recorded in medical files all over the world, but because the history of medicine is only minimally taught, Babinski remains virtually unknown. At times he is thought to be Russian, some write his name with a Y; the reflex he discovered is sometimes abbreviated as Bab or, less frequently, as BBK. The essence of Babinskis success was in creating an original approach to the evaluation of the patient, based on a meticulous clinical exam, looking for those abnormal reflexes or signs which he described, often in the face of considerable criticism.
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