FITZGERALDS Clinical Neuroanatomy. Neuroscience (Korean Edition) by Gosok Shin

FITZGERALDS Clinical Neuroanatomy. NeuroscienceProfessor FitzGerald thought that students would be able to apply what they learned through this book to hospital or clinic. In order for students to understand the clinical aspects of neurological disease, it is first necessary to become familiar with the normal structure and function at the gross and microscopic levels. Clinical cases were included in the textbooks in order to make them understandable. Although I did not intend to write a clinical textbook, it would be impossible to properly recognize (or remember) functional neuroanatomics without these clinical things. "Consistent convergence of the described structures, functions, and dysfunctions is a vertical integration, and it is very necessary to logically represent the phenomenon that occurs," explains FitzGeralds belief. I think this is the best summary.