Neurology/Anatomy

A classic foundational text providing a comprehensive and detailed account of the structure, function, and clinical correlations of the central nervous system, covering pathways, nuclei, and tracts.

A manual detailing techniques for the assessment and treatment of nerve entrapment syndromes, including mobilization exercises and techniques for the upper body (nerve root stretch, scalene, radial, ulnar, median nerve entrapments) and lower body (lumbar, piriformis, sciatic nerve mobilizations).

A foundational text introducing the twelve pairs of cranial nerves. It details their functional components, including comprehensive classification into somatic, visceral, afferent, and efferent fibers (GSE, SVE, GVE, GSA, GVA, SVA). The text provides a comprehensive overview of the anatomy, course, and clinical testing of the Olfactory Nerve (I), including common clinical findings like Anosmia, and introduces the Optic Nerve (II).

A comprehensive introductory guide detailing the organization of the nervous system, including the CNS and PNS divisions, the structure and function of neurons and neuroglial cells, the role of meninges and cerebrospinal fluid (CSF), and an overview of major brain structures like the Cerebrum and Cerebellum.

A comprehensive clinical textbook covering the structure, organization, and function of the human nervous system, emphasizing anatomical detail for medical students and practitioners.

A collection of multiple-choice questions designed for 5th-semester medical students covering the microanatomy and cellular components of the central nervous system, neuroglia, ganglia, myelination, and special sense organs.

Detailed analysis of the Abducent (CN VI) and Trigeminal (CN V) nerves. This section covers their purely motor or mixed functional components, unique features, anatomical course through structures like Dorello's Canal and the Cavernous Sinus, and associated nuclei. Clinical topics include susceptibility of CN VI to increased intracranial pressure, leading to convergent squint and diplopia.