KubikC.S. and AdamsR.D., Occlusion of the basilar artery — a clinical and pathological study, Brain, 1946, 69:72–121.
2.
HayemG., Sur la thrombose par arterite du tronc basilaire comme cause du mort subite, Arch. de Physiol. norm. et pathol., 1868, 1:270–289.
3.
LeydenE., Ueber die Thrombose der Basilar-Arterie. Ztschr. Klin. Med., 1875, 5:165–185.
4.
SiekertR.G. and MillikanC., Studies in cerebrovascular disease, II: Some clinical aspects of thrombosis of the basilar artery, Proc. Staff Meet. Mayo Clinic, 1955, 30:93–100.
5.
Denny-BrownD., Recurrent cerebrovascular episodes, Arch. Neurol. and Psychiat., 1960, 2:194–210.
6.
WeissS. and FroelichW., Tilt table electroencephalography in insufficiency syndromes, Neurology (Minneap.), 1958, 8:686–693.
7.
RogerJ.RogerA. and GastautH., Electro-clinical correlations in 36 cases of vascular syndromes of the brain stem, Electroenceph. clin. Neurophysiol., 1954, 6:164–169.
8.
MeyerJ.S.LeidermanH. and Denny-BrownD., Electroencephalographic study of insufficiency of the basilar and carotid arteries in man, Neurology (Minneap.), 1956, 6:455–477.
9.
MeyerJ.S., Electroencephalographic evaluation of treatment in obstructive disease of the basilar and carotid arteries, Neurology (Minneap.)1957, 7:765–776.
10.
NiedermeyerE., Vertigo, neurasthemic-depressive state and EEG flattening as a leading symptom of a presumed chronic insufficiency of the basilar artery, Wien. Klin. Wschr., 1960, 72:240–244.
11.
NiedermeyerE.Considerations on the subject of a syndrome (menieriform attacks, neurasthenia, depressive states, desynchronization of the EEG tracing) probably caused by a benign chronic ischemia in the region of the basilar artery, Rev. Neurol., 1960, 102:281–285.
12.
NiedermeyerE., The electroencephalogram and vertebro-basilar artery insufficiecy, Neurology (Minneap.), 1963, 13:412–422.
13.
PotesJ.McdowellF. and WellsC.E.: Electroencephalogram in brain stem infarction, Arch. Neurol. and Psychiat., 1961, v 5:21–27.
14.
PaddisonR.N. and FerrissG.S., The electroencephalogram in cerebral vascular disease, Electroenceph. clin. Neurophysiol., 1961, 13:99–110.
15.
TuckerJ., The electroencephalogram in brainstem vascular disease, Electroenceph. clin. Neurophysiol., 1958, 10:405–416.
16.
RobertsJ.A. and WalkerM., The electroencephalogram in essential hypertension and chronic cerebrovascular disease, Electroenceph. clin. Neurophysiol., 1954, 6:461–468.
17.
WalterR.D. and FangH., Cerebral vascular diseases, certain clinical and electroencephalographic aspects, Calif. Med. J., 1958, 88:283–287.
18.
LechnerH., Das EEG im vasculaeren Geschehen, Wien. Klin. Wschr., 1958, v. 70:90–99.
SpundaC., The EEG in vascular diseases of the brain, Acta Neurochir. (Vienna), 1961, Suppl. 7:180–185.
21.
GibbsF. and GibbsE., Atlas of Electroencephalography, 2nd edition, Cambridge (Mass.); Addison Wesley Press, 1952.
22.
GibbsF.A., Book-review, Cerebral anoxia and the electroencephalogram, Electroenceph. clin. Neurophysiol., 1962, 14:593–594.
23.
BirchfieldR.I.HeymanA. and WilsonW., An evaluation of electroencephalography in cerebral infarction and ischemia due to arteriosclerosis, Neurology (Minneap.), 1959, 9:859–870.
24.
BruensJ.H.GastautH. and GioveG., Electroencephalographic study of the signs of chronic vascular insufficiency of the sylvian region in aged people, Electroenceph. clin. Neurophysiol., 1960, 12:283–295.
25.
SmithB.H., Vestibular disturbances in epilepsy, Neurology (Minneap.), 1960, 10:465–469.
