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128,43 €1. Introduction.
2. Cognitive archeology, cognitive neurology and the unraveling of the connectome: Divulging brain function from fractured skulls and fractured minds.
3. Neurochemistry.
4. Vision: elementary and complex visual processing.
5. Temporal lobe syndromes.
6. Memory Syndromes.
7. Left Hemisphere Syndromes – Apraxias.
8. Parietal lobe syndromes.
9. Right Hemisphere Syndromes.
10. Language, aphasias and related disorders.
11. Acquired Cultural Circuits.
12. Frontal System Syndromes.
13. Neuroimaging and treatments perspectives.
This ground breaking title presents the many different neurologic syndromes and vastly expanding data in the brain sciences from an evolutionary, or neuro-archeological, perspective, as well as a clinical one. The neuro-archeological perspective offers a more thorough picture of the field – providing hindsight that leads to great insight and foresight. It thus provides the reader with the core foundational aspects of many perplexing neurologic syndromes. Authored by a noted authority in cognitive neurology and including ample tables, diagrams and images, the book covers the full range of behavioral neurological, psychological and neuropsychiatric syndromes, as well as their underlying disease states, relevant neuropsychological tests and contemporary neuroimaging, both structural and functional. The evolutionary approach offers a comprehensive, novel, and completely updated overview of each topic. An invaluable title unlike any other in the field, Cognitive, Conative and Behavioral Neurology: An Evolutionary Perspective is a landmark resource and will be of great interest to neurologists, psychiatrists, neuroscientists, and trainees in all fields.
Features
• Groundbreaking, comprehensive title covering the full range of behavioral neurological, psychological and neuropsychiatric syndromes
• Synthesizes state-of-the-art information from several fields
• Written with simple diagrams and figures to provide a framework of the most essential facts concerning the syndromes
Authors
Michael Hoffmann MD, PhDProfessor of Neurology, University of Central Florida, Orlando, Florida.Orlando VA Medical Center, Orlando, FloridaDepartment of NeurologyFlorida
USA
mhoffmann4@me.com and Michael.Hoffmann1@va.gov
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