Neurophysiology: Functional Aspects of Nervous System

Description

The brain and spinal cord make up the central nervous system. It is called "central" because it integrates information from all across the body and coordinates action throughout the whole organism. This book incorporates new material as well as a grasp of student critical thinking demands, and it provides methodical, in-depth discussion of areas of high clinical importance. This book incorporates data from all domains of neuroscience, as well as clinical neurology and psychology, in a seamless manner. This reference book integrates data from molecular biology and clinical neurology to illustrate the functional aspects of clinically relevant illnesses. This is an excellent resource for medical, graduate, and undergraduate students.