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[[1899]]-[[1901]]

In [[1881]], Litten first described an intraretinal hemorrhage associated with [[subarachnoid hemorrhage]] in the German literature.

However, Terson's description of vitreous hemorrhage following [[subarachnoid hemorrhage]] in [[1900]] is now associated with this syndrome.
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[[Harvey Williams Cushing]] 14-month Wanderjahr had a profound effect on his subsequent personal [[career]], which in turn ushered in the modern age of [[America]]n neurosurgery. From July [[1900]] to August [[1901]], he traveled to [[Europe]]an neurosurgical centers in [[England]], [[France]], [[Switzerland]], [[Italy]], and [[Germany]]. His excursion happened at a crucial moment in his trajectory; it was built on his existing foundation of [[Halstedian surgical training]] and occurred at a time when interest in the special field of neurological surgery was emerging. The research and clinical experiences on his journey-good and bad-undoubtedly informed his fledgling neurosurgical practice.