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Essential neuroscience / Allan Siegel, Hreday N. Sapru ; redacción Heidi E. Siegel
By: Siegel, Allan [autor]
| Sapru, Hreday N [autor].
Contributor(s): Siegel, Heidi [redactor].
Material type: 
TextPublisher: Philadelphia : Wolters Kluwer Health, 2015Edition: Tercera edición.Description: ix, 538 páginas : ilustraciones.ISBN: 9781451189681 .Subject(s): Neoruanatomía | Sistema nervioso -- EnfermedadesDDC classification: 612.8 S571e 2015
Contents:
Summary: "There has been a dramatic explosion of information in the field of neuroscience over the last few decades. This explosion of information has presented a great challenge to those of us who teach neuroscience in terms of synthesizing a coherent approach in which the diverse topics encompassed by neuroscience can be taught in a lucid and effective manner. We met this challenge by designing Essential Neuroscience, a book that considers all of the basic neuroscience topics to allow the students to focus on the essential concepts and facts intrinsic to any given topic without overwhelming them with distracting or confusing extraneous information"-- Provided by publisher.
SECTION I. Gross Anatomy of the Brain |
1. Overview of the Central Nervous System |
2. Development of the Nervous System |
3. Meninges and Cerebrospinal Fluid |
SECTION II. The Neuron |
4. Histology of the Nervous System |
5. Electrophysiology of Neurons |
6. Synaptic Transmission |
7. Neurotransmitters |
SECTION III. Organization of the Central Nervous System |
8. The Spinal Cord |
9. Brainstem I: The Medulla |
10. Brainstem II: Pons and Cerebellum |
11. Brainstem III: The Midbrain |
12. The Forebrain |
13. The Cranial Nerves |
SECTION IV. Sensory Systems |
14. Somatosensory System |
15. Visual System |
16. Auditory and Vestibular Systems |
17. Olfaction and Taste |
SECTION V. Motor Systems |
18. The Upper Motor Neurons |
19. The Basal Ganglia |
20. The Cerebellum |
SECTION VI. Integrative Systems |
21. The Autonomic Nervous System |
22. The Reticular Formation |
23. The Hypothalamus |
24. The Limbic System |
25. The Thalamus and Cerebral Cortex |
26. Blood Supply of the Central Nervous System |
27. Vascular Syndromes |
28. Behavioral and Psychiatric Disorders |
| Item type | Current location | Collection | Call number | Copy number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Libro (general) | Biblioteca Central UNIBE | General | 612.8 S571e 2015 (Browse shelf) | Ej. 1 | Available | 210657 | |
| Libro (general) | Biblioteca Central UNIBE | General | 612.8 S571e 2015 (Browse shelf) | Ej. 2 | Available | 220615 |
SECTION I. Gross Anatomy of the Brain |
1. Overview of the Central Nervous System |
2. Development of the Nervous System |
3. Meninges and Cerebrospinal Fluid |
SECTION II. The Neuron |
4. Histology of the Nervous System |
5. Electrophysiology of Neurons |
6. Synaptic Transmission |
7. Neurotransmitters |
SECTION III. Organization of the Central Nervous System |
8. The Spinal Cord |
9. Brainstem I: The Medulla |
10. Brainstem II: Pons and Cerebellum |
11. Brainstem III: The Midbrain |
12. The Forebrain |
13. The Cranial Nerves |
SECTION IV. Sensory Systems |
14. Somatosensory System |
15. Visual System |
16. Auditory and Vestibular Systems |
17. Olfaction and Taste |
SECTION V. Motor Systems |
18. The Upper Motor Neurons |
19. The Basal Ganglia |
20. The Cerebellum |
SECTION VI. Integrative Systems |
21. The Autonomic Nervous System |
22. The Reticular Formation |
23. The Hypothalamus |
24. The Limbic System |
25. The Thalamus and Cerebral Cortex |
26. Blood Supply of the Central Nervous System |
27. Vascular Syndromes |
28. Behavioral and Psychiatric Disorders |
"There has been a dramatic explosion of information in the field of neuroscience over the last few decades. This explosion of information has presented a great challenge to those of us who teach neuroscience in terms of synthesizing a coherent approach in which the diverse topics encompassed by neuroscience can be taught in a lucid and effective manner. We met this challenge by designing Essential Neuroscience, a book that considers all of the basic neuroscience topics to allow the students to focus on the essential concepts and facts intrinsic to any given topic without overwhelming them with distracting or confusing extraneous information"-- Provided by publisher.