Pocket Tutor Neuroimaging

Pocket Tutor NeuroimagingPart of the Pocket Tutor series, this book provides a logical, building block approach to content: initial chapter on the principles of neuroimaging, followed by focus on understanding normal and abnormal images. Subsequent chapters describe specific disorders. Clinical disorders are illustrated by high quality images with accompanying text that clearly identifies the defining features of the image. Focuses on the conditions medical students and

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