Cranial Nerves: Function and Dysfunction
by Linda Wilson-Pauwels, Patricia A. Stewart, Sian D. Spacey
A focused clinical reference covering the twelve cranial nerves, their anatomy, normal function, and common disorders for students and practitioners.
About This Book
This book provides a clear overview of the twelve cranial nerves and their roles in human physiology.
It explains normal nerve function alongside common clinical dysfunctions encountered in medical practice.
Readers gain practical insight into diagnosis and assessment of cranial nerve disorders.
The text is designed for students and clinicians seeking a focused reference on neuroanatomy.
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