The Human Brainstem: Anatomy and Pathology
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The Human Brainstem: Anatomy and Pathology

by Hannsjörg Schröder, Rob A.I. De Vos, Stefan Huggenberger, Lennart Müller-Thomsen, Annemieke Rozemuller, Farman Hedayat, Natasha Moser

neurology pathology Medical Anatomy
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The Human Brainstem: Anatomy and Pathology is a specialized medical work centered on the anatomy and pathology of the human brainstem. Combining these two perspectives, the book offers a focused resource for readers studying neuroscience, anatomy, and clinical medicine.

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The Human Brainstem: Anatomy and Pathology focuses on the structure and disorders of the human brainstem.

Its subject places the book at the intersection of anatomy, neuroscience, and medical pathology.

The volume is suited to readers looking for a specialized reference on this central area of the nervous system.

Written by Hannsjörg Schröder and contributors, it presents a focused treatment of brainstem-related medical knowledge.

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