John Gibbons: Essential Nervous System: A Practical Guide to Patient Assessment

There's a simple goal I always want to keep when I write a book. The idea is to ‘ ease ’ the complex information about the anatomy and function of the human body. The book is written with regard to physical therapists, not on neurosurgeons or neurologists. But since the explanation is detailed and color-driving modern painting, doctors will be very interested in reading this book. My plan in this book is to focus mainly on the terminal nervous system. The terminal nervous system is a fascinating area where the therapist can evaluate and understand specific tools, such as special checks and reflector hammers and soundcier. But I'm not going to go into that detail. We're not going to spend a lot of time on neurologic anatomy, especially the central nervous system. Although it contains quite a bit of information about the anatomy and physiology of the nervous system, my main concern is the terminal nervous system. Because we wanted to focus on the basis of how each system in the human body works. I hope you enjoy this book, and I really hope you'll hold your hands. In the year 2000, John Gibbons.

Korean title: 필수 신경계: 환자 평가를 위한 실전 가이드

Korean author: John Gibbons

Korean publisher: 군자출판사

ISBN-13: 9791170680925