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W. A. Cobb

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1961–1985 across 5 dated works

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[Abstracts of reports, discussions, and free communications] Editors W. A. Cobb [et al.]1961
With International League against Epilepsy, International Congress of Electroencephalography and Clinical Neurophysiology (5th 1961 Rome)
The Evoked potentials.: Proceedings of an international meeting held in Siena (Italy), June 30-July 2, 1966.1968
Somatic sensation1971
With Antoine Rémond
EEG interpretation in clinical medicine1976

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Wave length: a history of the IFSECN1985
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EEG interpretation in clinical medicine1976
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Somatic sensation1971
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The Evoked potentials.: Proceedings of an international meeting held in Siena (Italy), June 30-July 2, 1966.1968
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[Abstracts of reports, discussions, and free communications] Editors W. A. Cobb [et al.]1961
With International League against Epilepsy, International Congress of Electroencephalography and Clinical Neurophysiology (5th 1961 Rome)
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Electroencephalography a symposium on its various aspects1950
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Electroencephalography and cerebral tumours a symposium on the significance of electroencephalography for the diagnosis of intracranial space-occupying lesions, Wassenaar (the Netherlands) 19591961
With O. Magnus, W. Storm van Leeuwen
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