Essential Neuroscience

by Allan Siegel, Ph.D. Sapru, Hreday N.

Essential Neuroscience, Revised First Edition , offers medical and health professions students a concise, clinically relevant text that gives equal weight to the branches of science represented within anatomy, physiology, biology, and chemistry. In this balanced treatment, it distinguishes itself from other competing textbooks. Featuring a unique "building block" approach, Essential Neuroscience, Revised First Edition , now includes the book's fully searchable online text as well as key updates and revisions.

Genres: Neuroscience, Medicine, Textbooks

521 pages, Paperback

First published October 1, 2005

Reviews

[Lea]

I have to read this for one of my classes. I wish that my master's program would offer a degree in chewing tinfoil, because I would rather get my diploma in that, than read any more of this mind-numbing, drool-inducing text. I hate this book more than I can begin to describe. I only hope someday to burn it.

[Scott Miles]

This book seems to be a very thorough treatment of the subject. I read it in preparation for a final exam in a medical neuroscience course. If you have to learn about the more anatomical side of neuroscience from one text, I would suggest this one.