Neurological Surgery Atlas

Author: Zhao Dewei
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Publish Date: 2006-03-01
Features: This book consists of thirteen chapters, first providing a comprehensive review of the advancements in peripheral nerve surgery. It then thoroughly describes various surgical methods based on anatomical foundations and surgical approaches for different segments of the human body. The book is accompanied by over 600 color illustrations, showcasing traditional surgical techniques and the latest developments in peripheral nerve surgery through vivid visuals, thereby facilitating better mastery of techniques and understanding of knowledge. The content is innovative, easy to follow, and suitable for orthopedic surgeons, hand surgeons, plastic surgeons, neurosurgeons, and students and faculty of medical schools. Its richly illustrated nature is designed to engage readers. The book incorporates both traditional surgical methods and recent research findings, presenting them in a diagrammatic form in each chapter to achieve clarity and depth. Additionally, the primary surgical techniques are explained based on microsurgical anatomy and microsurgical techniques, making this a clinical professional guidebook for orthopedic, hand, and plastic surgeons specializing in peripheral nerve surgery. It is also an essential reference for doctoral and master's students, interns, and other surgeons. Upon investigation, this is the first medical book in China to present surgical methods for peripheral nerves in a diagrammatic format.