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The Monro Bell controversy
1Department of Neurology, Hull Royal Infirmary, East Yorks, United Kingdom.
Abstract:
Amongst the contributions in anatomy and surgery of the celebrated Monros was the contentious "discovery" by Monro Secundus of the interventricular foramen. Monro's account (1783) was vehemently criticized in London, especially by Charles Bell for presuming to describe something which was already well known and for inaccuracies. Monro with some justification in 1797 disputed this attack, although his anatomical description was shown by later anatomists to be mistaken.
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