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| Neuroanatomy Through Clinical Cases | 
 enlarge | Author: Hal Blumenfeld
Publisher: Sinauer Associates
Discount Category: Book
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Customer Ratings:  58 comments
Media: Paperback
Edition: 1st
Number Of Items: 1
Pages: 951
Shipping Weight (pounds): 4.2
Dimensions (inch): 10.8 x 8.3 x 1.2
ISBN: 0878930604
Dewey Decimal Number: 616.80475
EAN: 9780878930609
Publication Date: January 15, 2002
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 Excellent Review of Neuroanatomy July 12, 2008
For doctors looking to improve their clinical skills in neurology, this is the book. Infact, this is the book that I wish I had in medical school. I like the clinical orientation. The neuro exam is related to anatomic structures multiple times, from different angles. For instance, when reviewing neuroanatomy, the anatomy is presented and then a comment about resulting deficits from damage to this area and a brief comment on the aproach to testing. Then during the neuro exam the test is illucidated and comments refer back to anatomic structures and deficits. During clinical exams you get to refine and practice what you have learned elsewhere. In the world of MRI and CT I have enjoyed relating what I learn in each section to my patients. While certainly not necessary to fulfill my job, I feel more confident as we move into the age of stroke tPA and embolectomy that I will be ready when one of my patients suffers a bleed while in house.
the best book to start your neurology June 16, 2008
I had all the neurology books over the planet.This book is the best you can start your neurology residency with.It's not a management book no its diagnosis book.This is the first book every neurology resident should get without any doubt.
Great book June 13, 2008
This is a very useful and smart book. I recomend it for every medicine student and also graduated that do not dominate anatomy.
Great for the advanced non-neurologist June 10, 2008
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Great intermediate text for those of needing an understanding of functional neuroanatomy who aren't necessarily in medical school. Blumenfeld uses several case examples to demonstrate how patients with neurological problems present in the real world clinic. Good use of graphics and online-video. As a graduate student in neuropsychology, I frequently turn to this textbook for reference.
Best book for neuroscience in med school May 26, 2008
This is definitely the book I used most for my neuroscience course. It had great mnemonics, clear pictures of the tracts, and several clinical cases for each chapter. Out of the several books I used for this class, this was the most helpful. It mentioned topics like blobs/interblobs that weren't mentioned in any other books, including BRS and Purves. Several images were even used during lecture by my professors.
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