Clinical Central Nervous System Anatomy

Author: Li Zhenping
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Publish Date: 2003-08-01
Features: This book includes an introduction: Overview of the Central Nervous System; Spinal Cord; Brainstem; Cerebellum; Diencephalon; Telencephalon; Conduction Pathways of the Nervous System; Meninges, Blood Vessels; Three-Dimensional Sectional Anatomy of the Skull. It also features 221 carefully drawn illustrations. It connects central nervous system anatomy with clinical requirements, cases, and problems, making it convenient for clinicians to read. This enhances its advanced and scientific nature. The book serves as a textbook for graduate students in clinical medicine and can also be used as a reference for clinical doctors.
The rapid development of neuroscience requires neuroanatomy to provide more comprehensive anatomical content, especially for the central nervous system, which has complex structures and functions and serves as the morphological basis for clinical localization diagnosis. The author, with over 20 years of teaching experience, has collaborated with colleagues from various domestic universities and hospitals to co-author this book. The aim is to bridge the gap between fundamental research in neuroscience and its clinical applications, helping clinicians to think about and explain symptoms and signs encountered in medical practice, and to propose new diagnostic criteria and treatment methods.