This book has become a classic in its field, with its main feature sti ll the outstanding illustrative material: 217 halftone and line drawin gs that in themselves justify the term "classic". The text of this thi rd edition has been thoroughly revised and extended. For example, it c ontains a new section on the cerebrovascular system and the meninges. More attention has also been placed on the functional significance of the structures that are discussed and depicted, and numerous correlati ons with neuropathology and clinical neurology are indicated. This edi tion provides a straightforward, clear and reliable guide to the struc tural and functional organization of the human central nervous system. Designed primarily for students of medicine and psychology, it also p rovides informative reading for practising neurobiologists. Moreover, moire for specialists in the neurolo gical sciences.

The human central nervous system: A synopsis and atlas

NIEUWENHUYS, R.

Springer, Verlag

This book has become a classic in its field, with its main feature still the outstanding illustrative material: 217 halftone and line drawings that in themselves justify the term "classic". The text of this third edition has been thoroughly revised and extended. For example, it contains a new section on the cerebrovascular system and the meninges. More attention has also been placed on the functional significance of the structures that are discussed and depicted, and numerous correlations with neuropathology and clinical neurology are indicated. This edition provides a straightforward, clear and reliable guide to the structural and functional organization of the human central nervous system. Designed primarily for students of medicine and psychology, it also provides informative reading for practising neurobiologists. Moreover, it has proved useful as an aide mémoire for specialists in the neurological sciences.

Science & Math

Biological Sciences

<p>This book has become a classic in its field, with its main feature sti ll the outstanding illustrative material: 217 halftone and line drawin gs that in themselves justify the term "classic". The text of this thi rd edition has been thoroughly revised and extended. For example, it c ontains a new section on the cerebrovascular system and the meninges. More attention has also been placed on the functional significance of the structures that are discussed and depicted, and numerous correlati ons with neuropathology and clinical neurology are indicated. This edi tion provides a straightforward, clear and reliable guide to the struc tural and functional organization of the human central nervous system. Designed primarily for students of medicine and psychology, it also p rovides informative reading for practising neurobiologists. Moreover, moire for specialists in the neurolo gical sciences.</p>

Human Central Nervous System: A SYNOPSIS & ATLAS

Medical Books

Springer

<p>The purpose of this book is threefold: (1) review, and I realized that the script had to present a short but comprehensive survey spontaneously taken on the size and format of the localization of a number of transmit of a book. I wrote a letter to Mr. B. Lewer ich, of Springer-Verlag, advising him that ters and other neuroactive principles in the mammalian central nervous system, (2) to there would be some delay in the production provide some comments on the relation be of the third edition of The Human Central tween "classical" neuroanatomy and "chem Nervous System, that I happened to have gen ical" neuroanatomy, and (3) to suggest that erated an entirely different book on a brand by a synthesis of these two approaches of knowledge usually referred to as 'chemical "new" entities in the brain can, be delin neuroanatomy', and that I should like to eated. publish this work, as previous ones, with of the origin of this volume is Springer. Mr. Lewerich's reply was quite The history somwhat unusual and may be worth relating. characteristic: 'I must admit that, in spite In a previous book, namely Nieuwenhuys, of seven years of cooperation, you still suc Voogd and Van Huijzen: The Human Central ceed in surprising me; I had not the slightest Nervous System (second editi9n, 1981), there idea about your plans so far.</p>

Chemoarchitecture of the Brain

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Gardening & Landscape Design

Although a large body of data about the structure of the central nervous system of cartilaginous fishes has now been accumulated, a systematic survey of the neuromorphology of this, in so many respects, highly interesting group of animals is lacking. The present book is an effort to fill this gap. The information provided is derived partly from the literature and partly from original observations based on our own material. We have attempted to present a complete review of the relevant literature of the last 25 years, but the earlier literature has also been thoroughly scrutinized. Wherever possible we have commented on the functional significance of the various structures. The information available in the literature has been incorporated with our own findings from a detailed study of four species, the sharks Squalus acanthias and Scyliorhinus canicula, the ray Raja clavata and the holocepha­ Ii an Hydrolagus collei. Although these species do not reflect the total range of cartilaginous fishes they do exemplify the main features of the major groups.

The Central Nervous System of Cartilaginous Fishes: Structure and Functional Correlations

Smeets, W.J.A.J.

Roberts, B.L.

The Human Central Nervous System: A Synopsis and Atlas

Voogd, J.

Huijzen, C. van

Basic Sciences

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