Neurosurgery : the scientific basis of clinical practice
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Neurosurgery : the scientific basis of clinical practice
Blackwell Scientific Publications , Distributors, USA, Blackwell Mosby Book Distributors, 1985
Available at 9 libraries
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Includes bibliographies and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
This comprehensive text provides fellowship candidates in the UK and Board candidates in the USA with an understanding of the foundations of the practice of neurosurgery. The purpose of the procedures is discussed in terms of anatomy, physiology, embryology, neurochemistry and epidemiology. Major sections cover the functions of the nervous system, the maintenance of brain function, neuropathology and the scientific basis of neurological investigations, and the book thus covers everything the trainee neurosurgeon or neurologist needs to know except where to cut.
Table of Contents
- Contributors: F. Afshar
- M. Aminoff
- R. Bannister
- J Bartlett
- G. Bell
- D. Bigner
- D. Boullin
- A. Crockard
- A. Davidson
- A. C. Diokno
- D. I. Graham
- M. Graham
- R. Hardie
- R. Hayward
- J. Hoff
- H. Hoffman
- B. Jennett
- S. Lightman
- L. Loh
- J. McGillicuddy
- J. D. Miller
- I. Moseley
- N. Murray
- J. Newsom-Davis
- G. Ojemann
- M. Pollay
- A. Richens
- E. Rimmer
- S. Saris
- J. Scadding
- F. Scaravilli
- F. Simeone
- Daffyd Thomas
- David Thomas
- A. Valentine
- E. Warrington
- J. R. Willison.
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