DOI: 10.1055/s-00000071

Seminars in Neurology

Issue 04 · Volume 15 · December 1995 DOI: 10.1055/s-002-10496 Lightning and Electrical Injuries, Part II

  • 323
    Kleinschmidt-DeMasters, Bette K.:

    Neuropathology of Lightning-strike Injuries

  • 329
    Brumback, Roger A.; Feeback, Daniel L.; Leech, Richard W.:

    Rhabdomyolysis Following Electrical Injury

  • 335
    Grover, Sandeep; Goodwin, James:

    Lightning and Electrical Injuries: Neuro-Ophthalmologic Aspects

  • 342
    Jumbelic, Mary I.:

    Forensic Perspectives of Electrical and Lightning Injuries

  • 351
    Devanand, D. P.:

    Does Electroconvulsive Therapy Damage Brain Cells?

  • 358
    Cooper, Mary Ann:

    Myths, Miracles, and Mirages

  • 362
    Cherington, Michael:

    Lightning and Transportation

  • 367
    Lee, Raphael C.; Aarsvold, John N.; Chen, Wei; Astumian, R. Dean; Capelli-Schellpfeffer, Mary; Kelley, Kathleen M.; Pliskin, Neil H.:

    Biophysical Mechanisms of Cell Membrane Damage in Electrical Shock

  • 375
    Holle, Ronald L.; López, Raúl E.; Howard, Kenneth W.; Vavrek, James; Allsopp, Jim:

    Safety in the Presence of Lightning

  • 381
    Duis, H. J. Ten:

    Acute Electrical Burns

  • 387
    Cohen, Jeffrey A.:

    Autonomic Nervous System Disorders and Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy in Lightning and Electrical Injuries

  • 391
    Yarnell, Philip R.; Lammertse, Daniel P.:

    Neurorehabilitation of Lightning and Electrical Injuries

    • HISTORICAL NOTES

  • 397
    Goldblatt, David:

    Lightening