Jaundice, fever and right upper quadrant abdominal pain are his namesake "triad", and, while he is not German, he also described a rare condition where a patient no longer has the ability to dream following a stroke.
This scientist is the first namesake of a set of crystals present in parasitic infections due to the breakdown of eosinophils and, while he is not Berry, a set of small vessel aneurysms supplying the basal ganglia and predisposing to stroke are named for him and Bouchard. This scientist was the first to elucidate a consequence of diabetic neuropathy in which midfoot collapse leads to the "rocker-bottom deformity", and Raynaud added (*) hypotension and altered mental status to a set of diagnostic criteria for ascending cholangitis devised by this man. This scientist performed a set of experiments at the Salpetriere Hospital in which he concluded that susceptibility to hypnosis was a symptom of hysteria. Jaundice, fever and right upper quadrant abdominal pain are his namesake "triad", and, while he is not German, he also described a rare condition where a patient no longer has the ability to dream following a stroke. For 10 points, name this French scientist who names a peripheral neuropathy with Pierre Marie and Howard Henry Tooth.
This scientist is the first namesake of a set of crystals present in parasitic infections due to the breakdown of eosinophils and, while he is not Berry, a set of small vessel aneurysms supplying the basal ganglia and predisposing to stroke are named for him and Bouchard.
Jean-Martin Charcot [accept Charcot-Leyden crystals, Charcot-Bouchard aneurysm, Charcot's joints, Charcot's triad]