Strokes: An Illustrated Guide to Brain Structure, Blood Supply and Clinical Signs
©2003 |Pearson | Out of print
For courses in Neuroscience and other courses covering strokes.
This succinct and extensively illustrated text presents a visually compelling account of the blood supply of the brain, the brain areas affected by different types of strokes, and the resulting clinical signs observed in the patient. The quality and density of illustrations found in it are unmatched by any other text.
Provides students with efficient and effective learning aids by enabling them to accurately visualize the blood supply nourishing structures of the brain which, when damaged, give rise to clinical signs.
Gives students a true understanding of what a stroke is and the lifelong impact it can bring to a patient's existence.
Allows students from a wide variety of medical backgrounds to use this book, and makes it applicable and valuable in many professional settings.
Presents important information in an easily digestible format to enhance students' learning and understanding.
1. Introduction to Strokes and Patients.
2. Observations from My Own Stroke.
3. General Information about Strokes.
4. Atherothrombotic Infarction.
5. Embolic Infarction.
6. Cerebral Hemorrhage.
7. Ruptured Intracranial Aneurysms.
8. Arteriovenous Malformations.
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