On carriage, trauma and the odd occurrence
Journal Title: Progress in Health Sciences - Year 2015, Vol 5, Issue 2
Abstract
The author presented a phenomenon être frappé or the odd occurrence experience. This phenomenon was described by Claude Bernard (1813-1878), is a sudden awareness of an idea or phenomenon, which was totally hidden or unseen before. The author presented also pictures of carriages and accidents.
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A. Ohry
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