Clinical Neuroanatomy Made Ridiculously Simple (3rd Edition; Book & CD-ROM)
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Release date: 2007-01-01
Paperback
Author: Stephen Goldberg
Neurology & clinical neurophysiology, Medical, Medical / Nursing, Anatomy, Neurology - General, Medicine, Reference, Neuroanatomy
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Clinical Neuroanatomy Made Ridiculously Simple (3rd Edition; Book & CD-ROM)
Date undefinedThis is a great book for basic neuroanatomy but not much more. Not useful for anyone trying to study the psychiatric aspects of neuroanatomy but would be invaluable for the beginning neurology student.
Clinical Neuroanatomy Made Ridiculously Simple (3rd Edition; Book & CD-ROM)
Date undefinedThis book is PERFECT for anyone in the medical field who wants to shave off all the fat regarding clinical neuroanatomy.
This book is meant to be used as a supplemental study tool and not as a primary source for information. For those overwhelmed by the extreme detail of scientific neuroanatomy, this book gives a simplistic overview of what is critical information as well as a guide of subjects to focus on when reading for detail with a primary source.
Of the Made Ridiculously Simple books I have read, I think this one is the best (including the famous Microbiology Made Ridiculously Simple).
The schematics in the book are perfect diagrams for what to look at in actual CT/MRI cross and sagittal sections, more of which can be found on the CD-Rom
While I do wish it had a little more details of the pathway circuits and neurotransmitters involved, the point of the book is to eliminate all of those details.
It may not be comprehensive, but it comes very very close.
Clinical Neuroanatomy Made Ridiculously Simple (3rd Edition; Book & CD-ROM)
Date undefinedI had to get this book for class, and I only found it slightly useful. I had some problems in class understanding the different spinothalamic tracks, and I went to this book when nothing else was making sense. It did help me finally understand that whole part of neuroanatomy, however it probably took me an hour to get all the useful information from the book and 30 min to do the CD. (The CD was helpful but not nearly enough.) Basically, it was a very good opening book when I was confused, but I quickly had to turn to High Yield to actually learn something.
