神經學に於ける最近の發展

Recent Developments in Neurology

　It is a great pleasure and privilege to　speak before this distinguished faculty and　its guests, among whom I notice many of　my pupils and friends．　I regret the absence　of Prof．　Rei Hayashi, lately deceased, whose　kindly and courteous personality made him　beloved of all in my clinic．

　It is obviously impossible, in the time at　my disposal, to discuss all of the multifarious　recent developments in the field of neuro—logy．　I can only give you typical examples　of the sort of investigations now being　pursued in my country．　We must not confine　our attention entirely to clinical studies，　since advances in the clinic are usually the　outcome of more fundamental studies of the　nervous system．