Author Description
This well-written, concise text covers a broad range of topics including rehabilitation, therapy of neurologic deficits and future directions in neurosurgery. Superb illustrations present anatomy, physiology, and neurosurgical techniques in a format perfect for residents. In addition, review questions at the end of each chapter make the book ideal for self-study.
Menrva's Summary
THE THESIS
This text investigates the foundational principles and clinical methodologies required for the practice of neurosurgery. Authored by Marshall B. Allen, Jr., the book serves as a comprehensive instructional framework for medical residents. It synthesizes anatomical knowledge, physiological data, and surgical techniques into a structured guide designed to facilitate both clinical application and board preparation.
THE SCOPE MAP
What You Will Find
- Comprehensive coverage of neurosurgical anatomy and physiology
- Detailed descriptions of surgical techniques and procedures
- Clinical management strategies for neurologic deficits
- Rehabilitation protocols and future surgical directions
- End-of-chapter review questions for self-assessment
Scope Limits
- Does not provide exhaustive longitudinal case studies
- Excludes highly experimental or niche sub-specialty procedures
THE AUTHORITY PERSPECTIVE
Medical professionals and residents frequently identify this text as a highly accessible and efficient resource for clinical review. Experts highlight the clarity of the illustrations and the utility of the review questions as key components for effective board preparation.
Page Count:
567
Publication Date:
1994-10-23
Publisher:
McGraw-Hill
ISBN-10:
0070011168
ISBN-13:
9780070011168
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