528. The Crippled Brain That Prolonged The Civil War: General Joseph Hooker's Traumatic Brain Injury At Chancellorsville | Plenary Session III

AANS Section on the History of Neurological Surgery

500. From Madness To A Modern Useful Surgery: The Journey Of The Transorbital Corridor To Enter The Neurosurgical Armamentarium | AANS Section on the History of Neurological Surgery

501. Objectivity, Photography and Performative Culture in the Emergence of the Modern Neurological Examination | AANS Section on the History of Neurological Surgery

502. The Influence of the Boer Wars on Cerebral Abscess Management | AANS Section on the History of Neurological Surgery

1344. Exemplary Mentorship in Action: Harvey Cushing’s Trainees from 1912 to 1919 | AANS Section on the History of Neurological Surgery

505. From the Historical Examples of Drs. Osler, Cushing and Van Wagenen: Lessons on the Importance of Mentorship in Contemporary Neurosurgery | AANS Section on the History of Neurological Surgery

506. The Neuroanatomy of Albert L. Rhoton, Jr.: An Analysis of Origin, Evolution, and Application | AANS Section on the History of Neurological Surgery

507. Renaissance Neuroanatomy and Secular Philosophy in the Sistine Chapel | AANS Section on the History of Neurological Surgery

508. Reconstructive surgery of peripheral nerve injuries during the Chaco war, Paraguay-Bolivia 1932-1935 | AANS Section on the History of Neurological Surgery