Duus Neurological Localization: Anatomy, Physiology, Clinical

Author: [German] Peter Duus
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: A timeless classic that also includes new research findings: This book has been a bestseller for 25 years since its publication, with a total of 27 editions, translated into 13 languages including English, French, Japanese, Russian, and Chinese, and is hailed as a world-renowned medical classic. When the boundaries between preclinical and clinical stages become blurred, this book enhances its practical significance by extending to multiple professional directions and has always maintained a forward-thinking perspective. It systematically describes the anatomy and function of the nervous system and neurological syndromes: The primary readers of this book are students (with clinical relevance woven throughout the textbook) and interns (summarizing the fundamentals of neuroanatomy). Peter Duus's work, Localization in Neurological Disorders, has helped generations of physicians complete their professional training. The editorial team responsible for this edition has inherited the essence of the original work while incorporating the latest research findings in the field, conducting a comprehensive revision and update. New content, concise and easy to understand:
● Systematically divided chapters, each identified with different colors, in full-color printing.
● Full-color anatomical illustrations throughout the book.
● Recent case studies, with additional CT and MRI images.
● A new independent chapter on the basic elements of the nervous system and cerebral vascular anatomy, including cerebrovascular diseases. Due to the significant role of cerebrovascular diseases in neurology, this is a key focus of the book. The book covers the basic elements of the nervous system, the sensory system, the motor system, the brainstem, the cerebellum, the diencephalon, and the autonomic nervous system.