Evolve Resources for Color Atlas of the Brain and Spinal Cord, 2nd Edition
by Marjorie A. England and Jennifer Wakeley
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ISBN: 9780323048248
Copyright: 2005
Publication Date: 05-16-2006
Imprint: Mosby
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Master the structure and function of the normal human brain and spinal cord with this state-of-the-art, beautifully illustrated atlas! This thoroughly updated new edition features more than 450 full-color photographs that demonstrate the gross, histologic, and imaging appearance of central nervous system anatomy. Readers will clearly understand how each structure functions as well as how it relates to other parts of the brain and spinal cord.
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Features a unique collection of exclusively human material throughout the book.
Makes complex information easier to understand with summary boxes under each major heading... highlighting of clinical correlates...and better cross-referencing between the illustrations and text.
Organizes material into two parts: the first focusing on the morphology of the brain and spinal cord; the second on the functional relationships between these structures.
An enhanced presentation of chemical neuroanatomy • an expanded section on Reflex Arc • more detail on the vestibular nuclei and the systems with which they interact • an updated discussion of basal ganglia circuitry • more coverage of older human fetuses brains • new MR and PET images correlated to anatomic structures • and more discussions of the clinical relevance of neuroanatomy.
Nearly 100 new photographs plus new orientational artwork that helps readers visualize the location of selected structures within the body.
1. An introduction to the human nervous system2. Terminology3. Embryology4. Cranial cavity5. External features of the brain6. Internal features of the brain7. Meninges8. Blood supply to the brain and spinal cord9. Ventricles10. Cerebral hemispheres11. Diencephalon12. Commissural fibres13. Brainstem14. Brainstem cranial nerve nuclei15. Cerebellum16. Spinal cord17. Reflex arc18. Sensory and motor pathways19. Systems for movement control20. Limbic system21. Guide for student examination of the brainGlossary
Marjorie A. England, Senior Lecturer in Anatomy, Department of Anatomy, University of Leicester, Leicester, UK and Jennifer Wakeley, Lecturer in Anatomy, Department of Anatomy, University of Leicester School of Medicine, Leicester, UK
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