The update of this classic text links basic concepts in neuroanatomy with clinical correlations. Highly readable and extensively illustrated, the new edition reflects the state-of-the-art in pathophysiology, diagnosis, and treatment of neurological disorders. Discusses the latest advances in molecular and cellular biology in the context of neuroanatomy. The first edition of Correlative Neuroanatomy was the first book published in the Lange series by Dr. Jack Lange in 1945.

Clinical Neuroanatomy

Science & Math

Waxman, Stephen G.

Waxman,Stephen

Biological Sciences

McGraw-Hill Medical

A streamlined, comprehensive synopsis of neuroanatomy and its functional and clinical applications 
For more than seventy years, Clinical Neuroanatomy has been the best way for medical students, residents, trainees in health-related fields, and clinicians in practice to gain an understanding of neuroanatomy, its functional underpinnings, and its relationship to the clinic. Emphasizing the important concepts, facts, and structures, this full-color and engagingly written text includes clear, memorable tables and diagrams, and is state of the art in pathophysiology and diagnosis and treatment of neurological disorders. Here's why Clinical Neuroanatomy is essential for board review or as a clinical refresher:
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<li>More than 300 full-color illustrations </li>
<li>Clinical correlations help you interpret and remember essential neuroanatomic concepts in terms of function and clinical application </li>
<li>Numerous computed tomography (CT) and magnetic resonance images (MRIs) of the normal brain and spinal cord; functional magnetic resonance images that provide a noninvasive window on brain function; and neuroimaging studies that illustrate common pathological entities that affect the nervous system </li>
<li>Coverage of the latest advances in molecular and cellular biology in the context of neuroanatomy </li>
<li>A unique Introduction to Clinical Thinking section that puts neuroanatomy in a clinical perspective </li>
<li>Clear, easy-to-read tables that encapsulate important information </li>
<li>A complete practice exam to test your knowledge </li>
<li>Coverage of the basic structure and function of the brain, spinal cord, and peripheral nerves as well as clinical presentations of disease processes involving specific structures</li>
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Clinical Neuroanatomy 27/E (Lange Medical Book)

Medical Books

Basic Sciences

McGraw-Hill Education / Medical

Diseases of the Spine and Spinal Cord reviews the full spectrum of disorders affecting this region including primary spinal tumors and metastases, infection, degenerative diseases, and trauma. Presenting an inter-disciplinary perspective, the book includes up-to-date information on therapy [including neurosurgical], new information on developmental disorders of the spine, and a definitive chapter on trauma, including information on biomechanics. A separate chapter on pain syndromes also is included.

Diseases of the Spine and Spinal Cord (Contemporary Neurology Series)

Reference

Byrne, Thomas N.

Benzel, Edward C.

Words, Language & Grammar

Oxford University Press

A thirty-year quest, from genes to pain-signaling neurons to people with a rare genetic disorder that makes them feel they are on fire.
Two soldiers, both with wounds injuring the same nerve, show very different responses: one is disabled by neuropathic pain, unable to touch the injured limb because even the lightest contact triggers excruciating discomfort; the other notices numbness but no pain at all. Could the difference lie in their genes? In this book, described in the foreword by Nobel Laureate James Rothman as “so well written that it reads like a detective novel,” Stephen Waxman recounts the search for a gene that controls pain―a search spanning more than thirty years and three continents. The story moves from genes to pain-signaling neurons that scream when they should be silent to people with a rare genetic disorder who feel they are on fire. Waxman explains that if pain-signaling neurons are injured by trauma or disease, they can become hyperactive and send pain signals to the brain even without external stimulus. Studying the hyperactive mutant pain gene in man on fire syndrome has pointed the way to molecules that produce pain more broadly within the general population, in the rest of us. Waxman's account of the many steps that led to discovery of the pain gene tells the story behind the science, of how science happens.

Chasing Men on Fire: The Story of the Search for a Pain Gene (Mit Press)

The MIT Press

This book reflects Stephen Waxman's three decades of research on the form and functions of the brain and spinal cord. Building on his experience as a neuroscientist studying model systems as primitive as eels and as a neurologist studying humans, Waxman discusses a wide variety of topics, including the design principles that optimize neural function; molecular and cellular substrates of behavior; the role of glial cells in the brain; the molecular basis for pain; plasticity in the brain and spinal cord; strategies for promoting functional recovery in disorders such as multiple sclerosis, spinal cord injury, and stroke; and prospects for rebuilding the brain and spinal cord. The pieces provide example after example of the elegance of design of the nervous system, of the intricate interplay between structure and function in health and disease, and of the rich borderland between neuroscience and neurology.

Form and Function in the Brain and Spinal Cord: Perspectives of a Neurologist

Medicine

Bradford Books

Form and Function in the Brain and Spinal Cord: Perspectives of a Neurologist (Mit Press)

Self-Help

Death & Grief

A guide to diagnosing neoplastic and non-neoplastic forms of spinal cord compression, with the aim of avoiding both preventable paralysis and unnecessary surgery. For medical officers and clinicians, reviews the relevant anatomy of the spine and the pathophysiology of spinal cord compression, and discusses pain, the most common symptom, and its evaluation. Briefly surveys management strategies. Does not cover injuries or congenital or developmental compression. Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.

Spinal Cord Compression: Diagnosis and Principles of Management (Contemporary Neurology Series)

Byrne, Thomas N., M.D.

F.A. Davis Co.

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Correlative Neuroanatomy

APPLETON LANGE

Minor highlighting and markings on a few pages. Slight dog earred pages.

Highly readable and generously illustrated, the new edition features a new section on the enteric system, new information on the cerebral cortex, and an updated review of cerebrellar organization and function. For understanding and identifying neuroanatomical structures, you cannot find a better source.

CORRELATIVE NEUROANATOMY

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Clinical Neuroanatomy

Clinical Neuroanatomy 27/E (Lange Medical Book)

Diseases of the Spine and Spinal Cord (Contemporary Neurology Series)

Chasing Men on Fire: The Story of the Search for a Pain Gene (Mit Press)

Form and Function in the Brain and Spinal Cord: Perspectives of a Neurologist

Form and Function in the Brain and Spinal Cord: Perspectives of a Neurologist (Mit Press)

Spinal Cord Compression: Diagnosis and Principles of Management (Contemporary Neurology Series)

Correlative Neuroanatomy

Correlative Neuroanatomy

CORRELATIVE NEUROANATOMY