Neuroanatomy in Clinical Practice: Think Like a Neurologist Through Visual Cases, Lesion Localization, and Diagnostic Decision-Making
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Neuroanatomy in Clinical Practice: Think Like a Neurologist Through Visual Cases, Lesion Localization, and Diagnostic Decision-Making

by Dr. Marielle Wrencombe

Education Medicine neurology
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Neuroanatomy in Clinical Practice offers a clinically focused approach to learning neuroanatomy. Through visual cases, lesion localization, and diagnostic decision-making, it emphasizes the reasoning process involved in thinking like a neurologist, making it a practical resource for readers studying or reviewing neurological anatomy.

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Neuroanatomy in Clinical Practice presents neuroanatomy through a clinically oriented approach.

Visual cases provide a framework for connecting anatomical knowledge with clinical reasoning.

The book focuses on lesion localization and diagnostic decision-making.

Designed around the perspective of thinking like a neurologist, it supports practical study and review.

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