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The Charcot Journal

             ISSN 3103-6090

Interdisciplinary Studies in the History of Neurology

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Bayreuth and the Salpêtrière 1876-2026: 150 Years of Seeing Differently

Francesco Brigo

The Charcot Journal. 2026;2(2):1–4.

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