Publisher's Synopsis
For the beginner, the topic of neuroanatomy is overwhelming and confusing, but with proper preparation, it is possible to approach and master it.
In this brief and accessible book, Magnus Bergman - a surgical pathologist with many years of experience of teaching medical students both clinically and pre-clinically - guides you through the fundamentals in ten brief and easy chapters, and helps you build a solid foundation of basic facts, so that you will be able to make sense of all your lectures and the thousands of pages in your larger anatomy textbooks. The second half of the book consists of 150 multiple choice questions, carefully designed to help you remember and connect major points and basic facts. These questions are also suitable for quick review when preparing for tests. This introduction is an excellent starting point for medical students as well as nursing students and students in psychology, neuroscience, cognitive science and others who need a brief, information-packed and accessible guide to the fundamentals of neuroanatomy!
