Retrieve bibliographical resources about Creutzfeld-Jakob Disease

[Diane Pritchatt]

In article <55htmf$o2k at everest.vol.it>, "F. Paolo Scarlata"
<neufpat at mbox.vol.it> writes
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>I am concerned with electroencephalography and I followed, lately, a
>case of Creutzfeld-Jakob Disease.
>
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>Since I have taken an interest in the matter, I am searching these
>articles:
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>1) Chiofalo N, Fuentes A, Galvez S: 
>Serial EEG findings in 27 cases of Creutzfeld-Jakob disease.
>Arch Neurol 37:143, 1980
>
>2) Au WJ, Gabor AJ, Vigayan N et al:
>Periodic lateralizing epileptiform complexes in Creutzfeld-Jakob
>Disease
>Neurology 30:611, 1980
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>3) Brown P, Rodgers-Johnson P, Chatala F et al:
>Creutzfeld-Jakob Disease of long duration: Clinicopathological
>characteristics, transmissibility, and differential diagnosis.
>Ann Neurol 16:295, 1984
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>4) Brown P, Chatala F, Raubertas RF et al:
>The epidemiology of Creutzfeld-Jakob Disease: Conclusion of a 15-year
>investigation in France and review of the world literature.
>Neurology 37:895, 1987
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>5) Brown P, Chatala F, Castaigne P et al:
>Creutzfeld-Jakob Disease: Clinical analysis of a consecutive series of
>230 neuropathologically verified cases.
>Ann Neurol 20:597, 1986
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>Anybody of good wish could help me or explain me how to retrieve these
>articles on the net?
>
>Tank you
>
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>Dott. F.Paolo Scarlata
>
>SERVIZIO DI NEUROFISIOPATOLOGIA
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>

Don't know if you can get all these on the Net.  However, your local reference
library would be able to get copies for you, although there would probably be a
charge for them.

If all else draws a blank, you can go to the British Library, who would
definitely be able to send copies to you.  Try their main address at:

http://portico.bl.uk/


Their Portico service will help you pan out to look for document delivery
services as well as telling you how they can supply them themselves.
I think the BL are brilliant, but I suppose as a librarian I might be biased!!!-
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Diane Pritchatt