Neuroanatomy An Atlas of Structures, Sections, and Systems

Neuroanatomy An Atlas of Structures, Sections, and Systems
Publisher: Duane E. Haines | ASIN: B002SGPTMS | PDF | 303 pages | 15,5 mb

At a time when increasing numbers of atlases and textbooks are becoming available to students and instructors, it is appropriate to briefly outline the approach used in this volume. Most books are the result of 1) the philosophic approach of the author/instructor to the subject matter and 2) students’ needs as expressed through their suggestions and opinions. The present atlas is no exception, and as a result, several factors have guided its further development.
These include an appreciation of what enhances learning in the laboratory and classroom, the inherent value of correlating structure with function, the clinical value of understanding the blood supply to the central nervous system (CNS), and the essential importance of integrating anatomy with clinical information and examples. The goal is to make it obvious to the user that structure and function in the CNS are integrated elements and not separate entities.

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