… to Norman Geschwind. In … Geschwind, Norman's loving and supportive wife, who passed
away this past year. She was his intellectual sparring partner, and she made sure that Norman …

… of the Boston Society for Neurology and Psychiatry (Geschwind and Kaplan, 1962a). A more
complete study of this patient was published later (Geschwind and Kaplan, 1962b) and we …

… - ous theory, and Geschwind predicted that the patient had … Other case studies followed,
about which Geschwind would … accurate but short of the Norman Geschwind. mark nonetheless. …

… Norman Geschwind… Geschwind and colleagues performed an association study on a single,
large cohort in which ∼35 genes are involved in axonal pathfinding and neuronal migration […

… region, secondary to disturbed neuronal migration and/or assembly, found at post-mortem
in the brains of childhood dyslexics 5. Norman Geschwind of Harvard Medical School and …

… Norman Geschwind and Albert Galaburda, two of the leaders of this new field, have assembled
a distinguished group of investigators, each a pioneer in some aspect of the biology of …

… can result in a variety of neuronal migration disorders. The results are … neuronal migration
to the neocortex can induce widely disparate malformations of the cortex. Neuronal migration …

… neural networks that may reinforce the expression of certain psycho-affective traits.
Geschwind … Norman Geschwind's contribution to the understanding of behavioral changes in …

… heard Norman Geschwind … neuronal migration. In fact, the first dyslexic brain and many
other brains showed cortical dysplasias and ectopias resulting from abnormal neuronal migration …

… of faulty neuronal migration, which is the main subject of this paper. I selected to focus on
this relatively narrow subject among many types of abnormalities of the central nervous system …