Case Closed! Neuroanatomy
Case Closed! Neuroanatomy by Warren Berger and John Berger is a carefully-designed textbook published by Taylor & Francis on March 16, 2017. This edition, comprising 352 pages, presents a new approach to learning neuroanatomy aimed at medical students and newly-qualified doctors, particularly those interested in neurology and neurosurgery. The text promotes active learning and encourages readers to overcome their inherent ‘neurophobia’ through accessible content and practical examples.
Readers will find that this textbook supports the development of essential skills for clinical practice, focusing on problem-solving and localization techniques that are crucial for exams and real-world applications. The authors have crafted a brief and high-yield primer that responds to student feedback, making it a unique resource for mastering the complexities of neuroanatomy. With a focus on Allied Health & Medical subjects, this book serves as a practical guide for those pursuing careers in health professions, anatomy, physiology, and neurology.
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This carefully-designed textbook offers a brand-new approach to learning neuroanatomy for medical students and newly-qualified doctors, particularly those considering a career in neurology and neurosurgery. Promoting active learning and taking inspiration from other popular case-based formats, readers are encouraged to overcome their inherent ‘neurophobia’. The accessible text and practical examples, unencumbered by esoteric minutiae, support students and trainees in developing the necessary skills that will be essential in later clinical practice. Developed specifically in response to student feedback, the authors have succeeded in creating a novel, brief, and high-yield primer that offers a unique approach to mastering this challenging discipline. Case Closed! Neuroanatomy not only teaches students how to localize, but also guides them to solve successfully the problems that will reappear in their exams and in the clinic.
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