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This book adopts a "one-stop" approach from basic to clinical, and introduces each structure of the central nervous system, from location and shape, internal structure, capsules and blood vessels, clinical points to clinical issues. Disconnected status quo.

Clinical central nerve anatomy

This book adopts a "one-stop" approach from basic to clinical, and introduces each structure of the central nervous system, from location and shape, internal structure, capsules and blood vessels, clinical points to clinical issues. Disconnected status quo.

Book title

Clinical central nerve anatomy

Author

Li Zhenping, Liu Shuwei

ISBN

9787030241733

Pages

360

Publishing house

Science Press

date of publish

2009-3-1

Framing

hardcover

Open

16K

Author: Li Zhenping, editor in chief Liu Shuwei

Publisher: Science Press

On the basis of undergraduate studies, graduate students in related majors are based on clinical applications and then systematically study "Clinical Central Neuroanatomy", which increases the depth and breadth of professional basic knowledge. It bridges the gap between basic research and clinical application, and penetrates each other in order to adapt to the development of disciplines, increase of information, and update of knowledge for the purpose of writing this book. ^[1]

This book closely combines the basic knowledge of neuroanatomy with clinical application, and introduces the position, adjacency relationship, appearance, internal structure, function, blood vessels, capsules and lesions of the central nervous system in detail from the perspective of "whole" and "organic". The clinical manifestations aim to solve the morphological problems encountered in the diagnosis and treatment of neurological diseases. The book is divided into introduction, spinal cord, brain stem, cerebellum, mesencephalon, telencephalon, nervous system conduction pathway, meninges and cerebrovascular, and 3D tomographic anatomy and MRI of the craniocerebra, 3D tomographic anatomy of spinal canal, and craniotomy Brain and appendix (Chinese and English glossary of central neuroanatomical terms and common terms in neurology). Among them, the "clinical points" and "cases and problems" at the end of each chapter can inspire readers' clinical thinking; "3D tomographic anatomy of the spinal canal" is helpful for MRI and CT diagnosis of the disease of this system; the chapter of "craniotomy and brain extraction" is a guide for students' experimental operation. This book can be used as a teaching material for graduate students in clinical medicine, and it can also be used as a reference book for neurology, surgery and imaging departments, and five physicians.

Chapter One Introduction

First, the evolution of the central nervous system

Embryogenesis and deformities of the central nervous system

Composition of the nervous system

Common terms for the nervous system

Five, the fine structure of the nervous system

Six, neurotransmitters and tempering

Seven, research methods and prospects of neuroanatomy

Learning methods of central nerve anatomy

Chapter Two Spinal Cord

Position and shape of the first spinal cord

A ventral and dorsal view of the spinal cord

The corresponding positional relationship between spinal cord segments and vertebrae

Internal structure of the second spinal cord

First, the gray matter of the spinal cord

White matter of the spinal cord

Function of the spinal cord

First, the conduction function

Second, the reflection function

Capsules and blood vessels of the spinal cord

First, the capsule of the spinal cord

Arteries of the spinal cord

Third, the veins of the spinal cord

Section 5 Clinical Points of Spinal Cord Disease

First, the shape and significance of the spinal cord

Second, spinal nerve anterior and posterior roots

Spinal cord compression

Fourth, the characteristics of different spinal cord injury

Diseases of the spinal cord

First, spinal cord transection injury

Hemitransected spinal cord injury

Anterior horn syndrome

Fourth, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis

Five, posterior cord syndrome

Chapter III Brainstem

The first section of the brain stem location and shape

First, the ventral view of the brainstem

Dorsal view of brain stem

Brainstem internal structure

First, the gray matter of the brainstem

White matter in the brainstem

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