Charles Gilbert Chaddock

1861–1936 (age 75)

neurologist

Biography

Charles Gilbert Chaddock advanced American neurology by translating European studies, teaching students, and describing what became known as the Chaddock reflex.

His clinical writing and teaching across decades guided physicians toward a more nuanced understanding of nervous system disorders.

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