Descriptive neuroanatomy course, practical figures

Descriptive Neuroanatomy＂ is aimed primarily at second-year medical, pharmacy and odontostomatology students, future doctors, pharmacists and odontologists. More broadly, it will be of interest to students enrolled in a Master’s degree in Anatomy, doctors enrolled in the DES in Neurosurgery and the DES in Neurology, and healthcare professionals.The aim of this textbook is to provide students with a reference that will enable them to effectively assimilate the essential basics of neuroanatomy. In line with the spirit of the reform, topographical anatomy will be taught in the first year (Licence 1) as part of the integrated apparatus-based courses. Particular care has been taken to use international anatomical nomenclature.The manual is illustrated with a large number of simple, reproducible diagrams, corresponding to the theoretical lectures given during the third semester. Whether you’re a medical student, a doctor or simply want to know how your nervous system works, you’ll be fascinated by one of the most marvellous pieces of engineering there is: the encephalon!