Find out more about the greatest 19th Century Neurologists, including Sigmund Freud, Alois Alzheimer, Julius Wagner-Jauregg, Harvey Cushing and Wilder Penfield

Famous 19th Century Neurologists

Sigmund FreudSigmund Freud
06 May 1856, Austrian
Neurologist, Psychiatrist
Jean-Martin CharcotJean-Martin Charcot
29 November 1825, French
Neurologist

Joseph ErlangerJoseph Erlanger
05 January 1874, American
Physiologist

Walter Jackson Freeman IIWalter Jackson Freeman II
14 November 1895, American
American physician

Harvey CushingHarvey Cushing
08 April 1869, American
Physician, Neuroscientist, Neurosurgeon, Academic,

Wilder PenfieldWilder Penfield
26 January 1891, Canadian
Surgeon, Neuroscientist, Neurosurgeon, University
Ernest JonesErnest Jones
01 January 1879, Welsh
Psychoanalyst

Julius Wagner-JaureggJulius Wagner-Jauregg
07 March 1857, Austrian
Physician, Politician, Neurologist, Psychiatrist,

Georges Gilles de la TouretteGeorges Gilles de la Tourette
30 October 1857, French
Physician, Psychiatrist, Neurologist

Carl WernickeCarl Wernicke
15 May 1848, German
Anatomist, Physician, Neuroscientist,
John Langdon DownJohn Langdon Down
18 November 1828, British
Physician, Psychiatrist, Neurologist

W. H. R. RiversW. H. R. Rivers
12 March 1864, British
Anthropologist
Sándor FerencziSándor Ferenczi
07 July 1873, Hungarian
Psychanalyst, Psychiatrist, Non-fiction writer,

Ludwig GuttmannLudwig Guttmann
03 July 1899, German, British
Neurologist

Duchenne de BoulogneDuchenne de Boulogne
17 September 1806, French
Photographer, Neurologist, Physician