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Heines DE. Neuroanatomy atlas in clinical context: structures, sections, systems, and syndromes

Every teacher knows that it is quite a challenge to integrate complex and broad fields, such as neuroanatomy, neurology, neuropathology, neurosurgery, and neuroscience into a clear, comprehensive, and well-structured book. As a professor of human anatomy, neuroanatomy, neuroscience, and neurology, I can safely state that perhaps no author has accomplished this task better than Duane E. Heines. His bestselling textbook, Neuroanatomy Atlas in Clinical Context: Structures, Sections, Systems, and Syndromes, which appeared originally in 1983, is now in its tenth edition. To paraphrase the author, since its first edition this book has placed particular emphasis on the integration of clinical information with neuroanatomical and neurobiological concepts. In this way, it has provided students with everything they need to know if they want to master the basic anatomy of the central nervous system and understand the clinical relevance of each part before starting clinic practice.

neuroanatomy ; clinical syndromes ; anatomical-clinical correlations ; neuroimaging ; clinical photographs ; USMLE-style review questions

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