Neurological Disease Localization Diagnosis -- Anatomy, Physiology, Clinical

Author: PETER
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Publish Date: 2000-01-01
Features: This book consists of 8 chapters, written based on neurobiology theory, covering the anatomy, physiology, and symptoms, signs, and syndromes of various parts of the nervous system during damage. Each chapter contains numerous new knowledge and content, making complex issues simple and easy to understand. This unique neurolocution book on the localization diagnosis of neurological diseases is suitable for medical students, intern doctors, and resident doctors specializing in neurology and neurosurgery. It can also be used as a reference for general internists when encountering neurological-related issues. The book is rich in content, concise and fluent in language, with clear and beautiful illustrations. It also offers many valuable theoretical insights, making it a classic in neurology. Neurology and neurosurgery specialists can use it as a primary reading material, while general physicians can use it as a reference book.
This book consists of 8 chapters, written based on neurobiology theory, covering the anatomy, physiology, and symptoms, signs, and syndromes of various parts of the nervous system during damage. Each chapter contains numerous new knowledge and content, making complex issues simple and easy to understand. This unique neurolocution book on the localization diagnosis of neurological diseases is suitable for medical students, intern doctors, and resident doctors specializing in neurology and neurosurgery. It can also be used as a reference for general internists when encountering neurological-related issues. The book is rich in content, concise and fluent in language, with clear and beautiful illustrations. It also offers many valuable theoretical insights, making it a classic in neurology. Neurology and neurosurgery specialists can use it as a primary reading material, while general physicians can use it as a reference book.