Librería Samer Atenea
Kálamo Books
Librería Elías (Asturias)
Librería Kolima (Madrid)
Librería Proteo (Málaga)
Clinical Neurology and the Human Nervous System presents a structured study of the nervous system and the clinical problems that arise when its parts are affected by disease or injury. Charles K. Mills, M.D., approaches neurology through anatomy, clinical examination, localization, and the recognition of neurological disorders, giving the work a strong educational and professional character.The book begins with the foundations of the nervous system before moving into the practical reasoning required for neurological assessment. It explores the coverings and circulation of the brain, the relationship between brain structure and function, vascular and inflammatory disorders, lasting neurological injury, disorders of movement and language, sensory disturbances, and problems involving the cranial nerves.A major value of the work is its emphasis on connecting structure with symptoms. Understanding where a neurological problem may arise and how it can affect movement, speech, sensation, balance, vision, hearing, or other functions is central to clinical neurology, and the book keeps that relationship at the heart of its organization.This edition will interest medical students, neurology students, healthcare professionals, medical historians, and readers studying the development of clinical neurological knowledge. Because the text reflects the medical understanding of its period, it is best approached as a historical and educational resource rather than as a substitute for current clinical guidelines or professional medical advice.For readers who want to explore the foundations of neurological thinking, this book offers a detailed look at the nervous system through the language of anatomy, examination, disease, and clinical localization. It is a valuable addition to collections focused on neurology, medical history, and the evolution of clinical medicine.
