The isolation and transplantation of the brain. An historical perspective emphasizing the surgical solutions to the design of these classical models
Robert J. White(University of Rochester Medical Center), David Norman(Smithsonian Institution), George E. Locke(MetroHealth Medical Center), Leo C. Massopust(Cleveland Research (United States)), L.R. Wolin(MetroHealth Medical Center), Maurice S. Albin(University Hospitals of Cleveland), Norman Taslitz, Yoshiro Takaoka(Case Western Reserve University), Javier Verdura
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