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Clinical Neuroanatomy Made Ridiculously Simple [Book & CD-ROM]

A compact study guide for medical and health-science students, this book takes the brain, spinal cord and related structures and presents them in short, digestible sections. Its approach relies on simplified explanations, memory aids and a light, joking tone meant to make a dense subject less intimidating before exams. Originally published in 1979 and packaged with a CD-ROM, it is aimed at those learning neuroanatomy for the first time and at anyone who needs a quick review of how the nervous system is organised.

Audience
adult
Length
short · 97 pages

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