Philosophy of neurological surgery
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書誌事項
Philosophy of neurological surgery
（Neurosurgical topics）
American Association of Neurological Surgeons, c1995
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Includes bibliographical references and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
For the first time, contributions by leading scholars and thinkers of neurological surgery today have been assembled to discuss the heritage, current philosophical foundations and future currents of thought influencing the specialty. Highlights include fascinating, useful and original analysis of neurosurgery as an art, a science, and a discipline of integral benefit to humanity. And now, physicians who demonstrate their comprehension of the material presented in this book by completing and self-scoring ten multiple choice questions corresponding to each chapter will earn 15 credit hours in Category 1 of the Physician's Recognition Award of the AMA. The Category 1 credit hours are awarded upon the return of a brief evaluation form and a modest processing fee.
目次
- The founding philosophy of neurosurgery
- neurosurgery's ideals in historical perspective
- modern neurosurgical philosophy
- patient-centered neurosurgery
- ethics and etiquette in neurosurgery
- mind, consciousness and the neurosurgeon
- neurosurgical morbidity and complications
- the philosophy of dying and death
- neurological surgery and biologic science
- neurological surgery and clinical science
- neurosurgery and the surgical art
- neurosurgical education
- the neurosurgeon-patient relationship as a framework for neurosurgical philosophy
- the neurosurgeon and academia
- neurosurgery and the law
- the neurosurgeons and health care policy
- the neurosurgeon and modern technology
- the paradox of success and the neurosurgeon - competing currents and allegiances
- international neurosurgery - philosophic issues in the global context
- conceptual synthesis: elements of a philosophy of neurological surgery
- questions
- answers to questions.
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