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9780683067521

Carpenter's Human Neuroanatomy

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  • ISBN13:

    9780683067521

  • ISBN10:

    0683067524

  • Edition: 9th
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 1996-01-01
  • Publisher: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins
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Table of Contents

Section I Regional Anatomy, Development, and Blood Supply of the Neuraxis 3(128)
1 Meninges and Cerebrospinal Fluid
3(22)
Meninges
3(11)
Cerebrospinal Fluid
14(2)
Barriers Related to the Brain
16(5)
Circumventricular Organs
21(4)
2 Regional Anatomy of the Brain
25(40)
Subdivisions of the Brain
25(1)
Cerebral Hemispheres
25(16)
Basal Ganglia
41(1)
Lateral Ventricles
42(3)
Brainstem
45(5)
Diencephalon
50(2)
Cerebellum
52(2)
Brain Imaging
54(11)
3 Development of the Nervous System
65(28)
Determination and Differentiation
65(1)
Formation of Neural Tube
65(2)
Neural Crest
67(2)
Histogenesis of Neural Tube
69(1)
Neurons
69(4)
Glial Cells
73(1)
Spinal Cord
73(4)
Brain
77(13)
Congenital Anomalies
90(3)
4 Blood Supply of the Central Nervous System
93(38)
Blood Supply of the Spinal Cord
94(4)
Blood Supply of the Brain
98(14)
Basal Ganglia, Internal Capsule and Diencephalon
112(1)
Vertebral Basilar System
113(6)
Arteries of the Dura Mater
119(1)
Cerebral Veins and Venous Sinuses
120(11)
Section II Neurohistology and Neurocytology 131(104)
5 Neurons
131(68)
Neurons as Signaling Unit
131(3)
Neurobiological Tools
134(10)
Neuronal Diversity
144(2)
Neuronal Cytoskeleton
146(2)
Nerve Cell Body
148(9)
Synthesis of Neuronal Proteins
157(2)
Signaling Molecules
159(3)
Axons
162(10)
Synapses
172(9)
Axoplasmic Transport
181(2)
Degeneration of Nerve Fibers
183(3)
Regeneration and Plasticity
186(13)
6 Neuroglia
199(36)
Changing Concept of Neuroglia
199(1)
General Features and Cell Lineage
200(3)
Astrocytes
203(8)
Oligodendrocytes
211(3)
Microglia
214(4)
Ependyma
218(6)
Choroid Epithelium
224(11)
Section III Peripheral Nervous System 235(90)
7 Receptors and Effectors
235(27)
Sensory Receptors
235(2)
Receptors' Diversities
237(15)
Sensory Receptors and Sensory Modalities
252(3)
Effectors
255(7)
8 Spinal Nerves and Peripheral Innervation
262(31)
Peripheral Nervous System
262(6)
Segmental Innervation
268(5)
Peripheral Innervation
273(14)
Functional Considerations
287(6)
9 Autonomic Nervous System
293(32)
Tripartite Integrated System
293(3)
Pre- and Postganglionic Neurons
296(3)
Sympathetic System
299(2)
Parasympathetic System
301(1)
Enteric System
302(1)
Visceral Afferent Fibers
303(1)
Structure of Autonomic Ganglia
304(2)
Chemical Anatomy
306(5)
Denervation Sensitization
311(3)
Central Autonomic Pathways
314(1)
Functional Considerations
315(10)
Section IV Spinal Cord 325(96)
10 Spinal Cord: Regional Anatomy and Internal Structure
325(43)
Topographic Organization
325(4)
Internal Structure
329(22)
Primary Afferent Fibers
351(1)
Chemoarchitecture
352(7)
Functional Considerations
359(9)
11 Spinal Cord: Fiber Tracts
368(53)
Ascending Spinal Tracts
368(15)
Descending Spinal Tracts
383(17)
Intrinsic Spinal Fibers
400(2)
Upper and Lower Motor Neurons
402(3)
Spinal Cord Lesions
405(16)
Section V Brainstem and Cerebellum 421(212)
12 Medulla
421(48)
Spinomedullary Transition
421(11)
Inferior Olivary Complex
432(2)
Medullary Reticular Formation
434(2)
Ascending and Descending Tracts
436(1)
Inferior Cerebellar Peduncle
437(1)
Cranial Nerves of the Medulla
437(14)
Corticobulbar Fibers
451(3)
Chemical Anatomy
454(7)
Medullary-Pontine Junction
461(8)
13 Pons
469(58)
Caudal Pons
469(5)
Vestibulocochlear Nerve
474(21)
Facial Nerve
495(3)
Abducens Nerve
498(2)
Trigeminal Nerve
500(9)
Rostral Pons-Isthmus Level
509(10)
Reticular Formation
519(8)
14 Midbrain
527(56)
Caudal Midbrain
527(7)
Rostral Midbrain
534(15)
Midbrain Tegmentum
549(8)
Substantia Nigra
557(15)
Crus Cerebri
572(11)
15 Cerebellum
583(50)
Regional Organization
583(2)
Cerebellar Cortex
585(15)
Cerebellar Nuclei
600(5)
Somatotopic Organization
605(1)
Cerebellar Connections
606(10)
Functional Organization
616(1)
Clinical Considerations
617(16)
Section VI Forebrain 633(312)
16 Thalamus
633(73)
Regional Organization of the Diencephalon
633(1)
Midbrain-Thalamic Junction
633(2)
Epithalamus
635(4)
Topographical Organization of the Thalamus
639(1)
Nuclear Organization of the Thalamus
640(33)
Chemical Anatomy of the Thalamus
673(9)
Thalamic Radiations and Internal Capsule
682(3)
Visual Pathways
685(6)
Functional Considerations
691(15)
17 Hypothalamus
706(38)
Hypothalamic Nuclei
707(8)
Hypothalamic Connections
715(13)
Hypophysial Portal System
728(1)
Hypophysiotrophic Agents
729(3)
Functional Considerations
732(12)
18 Limbic System
744(51)
Limbic Lobe Versus Limbic System
744(4)
Olfactory System
748(11)
Anterior Commissure
759(1)
Hippocampal Formation
760(13)
Amygdala
773(13)
Substantia Innominata
786(9)
19 Basal Ganglia
795(69)
Nomenclature
795(3)
Striatum
798(30)
Globus Pallidus
828(10)
Subthalamic Region
838(6)
Ventral Striatopallidal Complex
844(2)
Functional Considerations
846(18)
20 Cerebral Cortex
864(81)
Structure of the Cortex
864(9)
Chemical Anatomy of the Cortex
873(9)
Cortical Areas
882(4)
Sensory Areas of the Cortex
886(23)
Motor Areas of the Cortex
909(7)
Nonpyramidal Corticofugal Fibers
916(2)
Association Fibers
918(1)
Functional Considerations
919(26)
Section VII Atlas of the Human Brain 945
Figure and Table Credit List 945(2)
Index 947

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