Neurological Localization Diagnosis: Anatomy, Physiology, Clinical

Author: Du Si
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Publish Date: 2000-01-01
Features: This book consists of 8 chapters, written based on the theory of neurobiology, explaining the anatomy, physiology, and symptoms, signs, and syndromes produced by damage to various parts of the nervous system. Each chapter is filled with new knowledge and content, simplifying complex issues into an easy-to-understand format. This unique book on neurologic localization diagnosis is suitable for medical students, interns, and resident physicians specializing in neurology and neurosurgery. It can also serve as a reference for general practitioners when encountering neurological-related issues. The book is rich in content, concise and fluent in language, with clear and aesthetically pleasing illustrations. It offers many valuable insights in theoretical research, making it a classic in neurology. Physicians specializing in neurology and neurosurgery can use it as a primary reference, while general practitioners can use it as a supplementary guide.