Fundamental neuroscience for basic and clinical applications
Includes coverage of neuroanatomy, physiology, and pharmacology, with a particular emphasis on systems neurobiology, effectively prepares you for your courses, exams, and beyond.
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Philadelphia, PA
Elsevier Saunders
2013
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| Edition: | 4th ed. |
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Table of Contents:
- 1. Orientation to the structure and imaging of the central nervous system
- 2. The cell biology of neurons and glia
- 3. The electrochemical basis of nerve function
- 4. The chemical basis for neuronal communication
- 5. Development of the nervous system
- 6. The ventricles, choroid plexus, and cerebrospinal fluid
- 7. The meninges
- 8. A survey of thecerborvascular system
- 9. The spinal cord
- 10. An overview ofthe brainstem
- 11. The medulla oblongata
- 12. The pons and cerebellum
- 13. The midbrain
- 14. A synopis of cranial nerves of the brainstem
- 15. The diencephalon
- 16. The telencephalon 17.
- The somatosensory system I: tactile discrimination and position sense
- 18. The somatosensory system II: nociception, thermal sense, and touch
- 19. Viscerosensory pathways
- 20. The visual system
- 21. The auditory system
- 22. The vestibular system
- 23. Olfaction and taste
- 24. Motor system I: peripheral sensory, brainstem, and spinal influence on anterior horn neurons
- 25. Motor system II: corticofugal systems and the control of movement
- 26. The basal nuclei
- 27. The cerebullum
- 28. Visual motor systems
- 29. Visceral motor pathways
- 30. The hypothalamus
- 31. The limbic system
- 32. The cerebral cortex
- 33. The neurologic examination


