Adams and Victor's Principles of Neurology, 9th Edition

Behavioral Neurology. 3rd Edition

The title of this book, Practical Flow Cytometry, may be somewhat misleading; a significant portion of the information presented is not essential to most investigators who utilize flow cytometry. The author's broad expertise in electronics, optics, histochemistry, and biology provides an excellent basis for discussion of the principles of flow cytometry and cell sorting; however, successful app...

Harrison's Neurology in Clinical Medicine. First Edition.

The diseases, disorders, and problems related to the central and peripheral nervous system are numerous and diverse, requiring an adequate knowledge of the biochemistry , cell biology, neuroscience, and psychology associated with the nervous system. Due to the breadth of knowledge required for neurology, Hauser provides a comprehensive, organized, and clinical approach to understanding the nerv...

Second Edition NEUROLOGY FOR NON - NEUROLOGISTS

Lecture Notes on Neurology. Sixth Edition

In the search for review monographs on subspecialty areas of internal medicine (as for those on other topics), there is a premium on brevity. Unlike a standard textbook, a review should try to convey essential information in as little space as possible, so that it can be read and understood quickly. These two books, though of slightly different styles, admirably fulfill these qualities. Lecture...

The Principles and Practice of Neurology

The ' Principles and Practice of Neurology is an important and comprehensive work by several authors. Within the scope of 325 pages is collected an abundance of facts welded together with much skill into a well-balanced whole. The reader is most impressed by (he mature judgment displayed by the authors. All the modern advances in knowledge on this subject have been carefully incorporated, and t...