1937
The first surgical treatment of an intracranial aneurysm with wrapping was made by Norman McOmish Dott in 1931 1) , but the first modern-era clipping procedure was performed by Walter Edward Dandy in 1937 2).
Bonnet, Dechaume, and Blanc were first to recognize AVM of face, retina, and brain in the year 1937 and Wyburn-Mason described in detail about this disease in 1943. In recognition of these authors, this disease is referred to as Bonnet-Dechaume-Blanc syndrome or Wyburn-Mason syndrome.
Dr Pernkopf's Topographische anatomie des menschen (Topographical anatomy of man), in four volumes, was originally published in German. It had taken the author and his colleagues over twenty years to produce it, the first volume being published in 1937. It was translated into English in 1964. The Pernkopf's atlas was received with uniform acclaim in Europe and America and praised for its accuracy and the quality of its illustrations. A study compared its utility with that of Dr Frank Netter's Atlas of human anatomy, first published in 1989, with its 7th edition out in 2018.
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