From the Publisher:

     Afifi and Bergman's FUNCTIONAL NEUROANATOMY provides the principles of neuroanatomy that you'll find in a core textbook along with a bounty of superb illustrations typically found in a stand-alone atlas.  Together text and illustrations seamlessly integrate basic scientific principles with their clinical correlations in vivid detail.

     HIGHLIGHTS OF THIS REVISED AND EXPANDED NEW EDITION INCLUDE:

• Four new chapters, two on reticular formation, wakefulness, and sleep; clinical correlates; and one each on control of posture and movement; and approach to a patient with a neurological disorder

• Over 400 images including line illustrations, radiographs in all modalities, and clinical photographs

• Atlas views of cross-sectional anatomy of the brain and brain stem, Yakovlev brain sections in three planes, spinal cord, brain stem, cerebellum, basal ganglia, and cerebral cortex.

• Unique chapters describe the clinical functional relevance of key anatomical regions including spinal cord, brain stem, cerebellum, basal ganglia, and cerebral cortex

• Separate chapters are devoted to Neurohistology, Special Senses, Central Nervous System Development, Cerebral Circulation, and Cerebrospinal Fluid

• Clinical Correlation chapters follow each of the functional anatomy chapters to illustrate the clinical relevance of anatomical structures

• Key Concepts in each chapter for quick review

• Terminology sections at the end of the chapter define neuroanatomical terms for rapid mastery of vocabulary and eponyms for historical perspective

• Suggested readings at the end of each chapter provide a gateway to further study

     Get the benefit of two books...a text and an atlas... in this one easy-to-use, convenient resource.  Review the functional importance of neuroanatomy in the presentation of disease states and take a visual tour that makes the subject unmistakably clear.

Table of Contents:

PART I: Text

Chapter 1.     Neurohistology

Chapter 2.     Gross Topography

Chapter 3.     Spinal Cord

Chapter 4.     Clinical Correlates of Spinal Cord Anatomy

Chapter 5.     Medulla Oblongata

Chapter 6.     Medulla Oblongata: Clinical Correlations

Chapter 7.     Pons

Chapter 8.     Pons:  Clinical Correlates

Chapter 9.     Mesencephalon (Midbrain)

Chapter 10.   Mesencephalon (Midbrain): Clinical Correlates

Chapter 11.   Diencephalon

Chapter 12.   Diencephalon: Clinical Correlates

Chapter 13.   The Basal Ganglia

Chapter 14.   Basal Ganglia:  Clinical Correlates

Chapter 15.   Cerebellum

Chapter 16.   Cerebellum: Clinical Correlates

Chapter 17.   Cerebral Cortex

Chapter 18.   Cerebral Cortex: Clinical Correlates

Chapter 19.   Hypothalamus

Chapter 20.   Hypothalamus: Clinical Correlates

Chapter 21.   Limbic System

Chapter 22.   Limbic System:  Clinical Correlates

Chapter 23.   Special Senses

Chapter 24.   Special Senses: Clinical Correlates

Chapter 25.   Central Nervous System Development

Chapter 26.   Central Nervous System Developement: Clinical Correlates

Chapter 27.   Cerebral Circulation

Chapter 28.   Cerebral Vascular Syndromes

Chapter 29.  Cerebrospinal Fluid and the Barrier System

Chapter 30.   Cerebrospinal Fluid and the Barrier System:  Clinical Correlates

Chapter 31.   Major Sensory and Motor Pathways

Chapter 32.   Reticular Formation, Wakefulness, and Sleep

Chapter 33.   Reticular Formation, Wakefulness, and Sleep:  Clinical Correlates

Chapter 34.   Control of Posture and Movement

Chapter 35.   Approach to a Patient with a Neurologic Disorder

PART II: Atlas

Section 1.     Sectional Anatomy

Section 2.     Sagittal Yakovlev

Section 3.     Axial Yakovlev

Section 4.     Coronal Yakovlev

Section 5.     Brain Stem

Section 6.     Spinal Cord

Section 7.     Sagittal MRI

Section 8.     Axial MRI

Section 9.    Coronal MRI

Bibliography

Index