Clinical Anatomy of Craniocerebral Surgery

Author: Wang Zhongcheng, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2002-01-01
Features: Domestic microscopic neuroanatomical research has gradually attracted attention year by year, but the research level is still lower than that of foreign countries. The Beijing Neurosurgery Research Institute has conducted some beneficial explorations in this field and integrated some of its achievements with the manuscripts of other authors in this book. It provides a comprehensive and intuitive description of the anatomical key points for neurosurgical operations. This book is a volume of the "Modern Clinical Anatomy Series" and is the first reference book in China that closely combines clinical neurosurgery with anatomy. The book is divided into 9 chapters, including neuroimaging anatomy, the orbit, the anterior cranial fossa, the sellar region, the middle cranial fossa, the posterior cranial fossa, surgical approaches for brainstem lesions and related microscopic anatomy, the cerebral hemispheres, and the ventricles. The book is closely integrated with clinical surgical practice and provides applied microscopic anatomy for cranial and cerebral surgery.