NEUROANATOMY AND NEUROLOGY IN CLINICAL PRACTICE: Pathways, Localization, and Disease Management for Medical Students, Residents, and Clinicians
by Skyla Jacobson, Rusty Erdman
Designed for medical students, residents, and clinicians, this practical reference connects neuroanatomy with clinical neurology. It addresses neural pathways, neurological localization, and disease management, offering a focused foundation for understanding neurological conditions and applying core concepts in medical practice.
About This Book
NEUROANATOMY AND NEUROLOGY IN CLINICAL PRACTICE presents an integrated look at neuroanatomy and neurology for healthcare learners and clinicians.
The book focuses on neural pathways, neurological localization, and the relationship between anatomy and clinical practice.
It is written for medical students, residents, and clinicians seeking a practical medical reference.
Topics include disease management within the broader context of neurological assessment and patient care.
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