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Neuroanatomy: An Illustrated Colour Text [Kindle Edition]

David Neary (Author), Alan R. Crossman (Author)

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This neuroanatomy book is a must have when studying a neurology module. Its illustrations and diagrams are a great help in understanding a somewhat complex topic. It's coherently written and pitched at the right level, which makes it an easy read and light work on the eyes when cramming! It's difficult to pick out a best chapter, as all are extremely good and highly relevant.
"Edinburgh Medics, a Res Medica supplement courtesy of the Royal Medical Society, July 2005"

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'Key point' boxes for reinforcement and quick revision

Glossary of important terms

'Clinical detail' boxes closely integrated with relevant neuroanatomy

Complete revision and updating of text.

Revision nad expansion of summary chapter, providing overview of entire subject.

Clinical material updated to reflect current prevalence of neurological disease.

Artwork entirely redrawn for improved clarity and closer integration with text.

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Format: Kindle Edition
File Size: 9748 KB
Print Length: 200 pages
Publisher: Churchill Livingstone; 4 edition (13 April 2010)
Sold by: Amazon Media EU S.� r.l.
Language English
ASIN: B00440D69O
Text-to-Speech: Enabled

Average Customer Review: 4.5 out of 5 stars See all reviews (17 customer reviews)

Amazon Bestsellers Rank: #122,538 Paid in Kindle Store (See Top 100 Paid in Kindle Store)

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13 of 13 people found the following review helpful

Fantastic book, makes a relatively difficult subject easier 31 Dec 2005

By "jpamcc2"

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This book simplifies the subject making it easier to get the depth of understanding that you want. Concise, not too much waffle, just gives you the facts that you need. I used it for 2nd year medicine and it got me through it.
Good level of science with clinical situations thrown in too.
Good illustrations of lesions at different levels make picturing what is going on.
Good job,

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12 of 12 people found the following review helpful

EXCELLENT FOR NEUROLOGY TRAINEES 24 Jan 2006

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If you're starting out as a specialist reg in neurology, this book is a must have! It clearly outlines neuroanatomy with excellent colour diagrams, and is the best stepping stone to being able to name the structures on an MRI brain. You could read and learn all it has to say in a few days, but what you learn will stick with you for life!!!

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11 of 11 people found the following review helpful

Must have - for medics! 1 Jan 2006

By Navodhi

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This is definitely the best textbook to use when starting neuroanatomy. Its clear, concise and has colour in all the right places and has most of what you need to know (not all though!)

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Great Book!

Great book. I use it for medicine and it explains things well and the illustrations are really useful. It isn't the most in depth book, but probably all most people need.

Published 1 month ago by Kerry_bee

a quality book

the book flows well, it's an excellent and fun resource to learn neuroanatomy from, but it hasn't that much on clinical neurology.

Published 3 months ago by Wakaas123

A complicated Subject Made Easy

This book is fantastic. I have used it to get my head around the neuro aspect of my physiotherapy degree. Read more

Published 7 months ago by Oscar

Good for revision

Neuroanatomy: AnIllustrated Colour Text is suggested as supplementary reading for the Neuroscience module at my Medical School. Read more

Published 8 months ago by Robert McEvoy

Neuroanatomy Excellent

Good book, with beautifully clear diagrams - a rarity! Does not go into excessive detail like other books but provides sufficient info to give a good insight into the topic. Read more

Published 16 months ago by syncsyt

A very useful book to have on the shelf

This is probably an area of medicine that many students struggle with so a dedicated book is a good idea. Read more

Published 16 months ago by Fiona P

Thin but packed with useful knowledge

I simply adored this book for the Life Control module. I highly recommend this book for two reasons: 1) It's thin, but has everything you need to know 2) It has tons of USEFUL... Read more

Published 16 months ago by Berniebh

Crossman & Neary Neuroanatomy Reviewed

I am a second year medical student and I was advised by some peers to buy this book to help me with my studies. Read more

Published 18 months ago by Jon

fantastic pictures

A great book for neuroanatomy, it's well laid out and there are really handy summary boxes. The pictures are all very clear with both cartoons and specimens. Read more

Published on 5 Dec 2009 by E. Hayes

accessible intro to neuroanatomy

This book is an excellent introduction to an interesting but difficult subject. Filled with diagrams and colour dissection pictures I would highly recommend it as an accompaniment... Read more

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