Neuroanatomy in Clinical Context: An Atlas of Structures; Sections; Systems; and Syndromes (9th Edition)

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Neuroanatomy in Clinical Context; 9th Edition (PDF) provides everything the medical student needs to master the anatomy of the central nervous system; all in a clinical setting. Clear explanations; abundant CT; MRI; MRA; and MRV images; hundreds of review questions; full-color illustrations and photographs; and supplemental online resources combine to provide a sound anatomical base for integrating neurobiological and clinical concepts. In thus applying neuroanatomy clinically; the atlas ensures student preparedness for exams and for rotations. This authoritative approach—combined with such salutary features as full-color stained sections; extensive cranial nerve cross-referencing; and systems neurobiology coverage—sustains the legacy of this revolutionary teaching and learning tool as the neuroanatomy atlas.

Features of the Neuroanatomy in Clinical Context: An Atlas of Structures; Sections; Systems; and Syndromes 9th edition:

• • Bonus dissection photographs and brain slice series

• • Question bank featuring over 280 USMLE-style and chapter-review style questions

• • New and hallmark features elucidate neuroanatomy and systems neurobiology for course success!

• • Dozens of pathway drawings superimposed over MRIs connect structure with the function of neural pathways.

• • NEW! Clinical information integrated throughout the textbook is screened in blue for quick identification on the page.

• • NEW! The chapter on Herniation Syndromes decodes the elegant relationship between brain injury and resulting deficit.

• • Unique; full-color illustrations integrate clinical images of representative lesions with the corresponding deficits highlighted.

• • Located on the point; this atlas’s companion website offers a variety of supplemental learning resources to maximize study and review time!

• • MRIs complement full-color anatomical illustrations; allowing for visualization of structures both as they appear to the unaided eye and on imaging studies.

• • NEW! Enhanced clinical images emphasize clarity and detail like never before; including full-color images replacing many in black and white; higher-resolution brain scans; and reprocessed brainstem and spinal cord images.