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. . . the dynamic and concise presentation of both the structure and the function of the central nervous system at different levels (molecular, cellular and systems), with special emphasis on how the different components are connected and interact, manages to captivate the reader. Beside key information on the fundamental background, there are numerous clinical examples that will help the medical student to bridge the gap between basic and clinical neuroscience . . . I recommend this book to all medical students, and also to more advanced clinicians who wish to refresh their knowledge in basic neurosciences or as a useful tool for teaching their younger colleagues. (Journal of Neurology, Neurosurgery and Psychiatry, 75)
Per Brodal . . . has completely revised in its third edition the successor to his famous father's book, The Central Nervous System: Structure and Function. In doing so he has advanced and developed the family achievement with great distinction. He presents neuroscience at its most pleasant and painless, dropping pearls, and sowing seeds . . . the ultimate neurosciences undergraduate text . . . From the undergraduate perspective this book is attractive, authoritative, well-illustrated, broadly based, comprehensive, and reasonably priced. Above all, it is an education. (Journal of Neurology, Vol 251)
. . .presents neuroscience at its most pleasant and painless, dropping pearls and sowing seeds . . . the ultimate neuroscience undergraduate text. A consistent and rounded feel derives from its single authorship. It is succinctly and clearly written, logically laid out, up to date (this edition replaces the 1998 edition), and beautifully illustrated . . . I thoroughly enjoyed this book and learnt embarrassingly large amounts . . . From the undergraduate perspective this book is attractive, authoritative, well-illustrated, broadly based, comprehensive, and reasonably priced. Above all, it is an education. (Journal of Neurology, 251)
The third edition of Per Brodal's book is beautifully produced and continues the traditions of excellence set up by [previous editions] . . . The book is clearly and concisely written and manages not to lose the reader in anatomical detail, while explaining physiological mechanisms. The diagrams are well thought out and text boxes are used to highlight physiological, pharmacological or anatomical details, when required, without perturbing the flow of the main text . . . This makes the book refreshingly easy to read and I would recommend it as an informative text for medical students with interests in the CNS. (Physiology News, Number 56)
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