Dr Lazar Remen (1907-74): a forgotten pioneer in the treatment of myasthenia gravis
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Dr Lazar Remen (1907-74): a forgotten pioneer in the treatment of myasthenia gravis
Abstract
Dr Lazar Remen (1907-74) was the first, in 1932, to describe the beneficial effect of prostigmine on a myasthenia gravis patient. His observation actually preceeded by two years Mary Broadfoot Walker's (1888-1974) paper, which is considered to be the landmark article on this association.
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