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This timely book allows clinicians of the nervous system, who are increasingly confronted with degenerative and psychiatric diseases, to familiarize themselves with the cerebral amygdala and the anatomical structures involved in these pathologies. Its striking photos of cerebral sections and dissections should help MRI specialists to more precisely study the detailed images provided by their constantly evolving equipment.

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Richly illustrated, the book offers 227 figures of great quality, mostly composed of macroscopic views, macroscopic sections, and dissection photographs, but also including magnetic resonance images and photomicrographs illustrating embryology and histology. Well-documented, concise and easy to read, this work will be of the greatest interest to all anatomists, physicians, scientists, and researchers dealing with the central nervous system. (Bruno Grignon, Surgical and Radiologic Anatomy, August, 2016) This is a detailed atlas and text on the macroscopic, gross anatomy at the sub-nuclear and whole amygdala sections with it's afferant and efferent connections described. ... This a useful reference for neuroanatomists, epileptologists, neurologists, and neurosurgeons working in this part of the brain. (Joseph J. Grenier, Amazon.com, January, 2016)

This is a detailed atlas and text on the macroscopic, gross anatomy at the sub-nuclear and whole amygdala sections with it s afferant and efferent connections described. This a useful reference for neuroanatomists, epileptologists, neurologists, and neurosurgeons working in this part of the brain. (Joseph J. Grenier, Amazon.com, January, 2016)

“Richly illustrated, the book offers 227 figures of great quality, mostly composed of macroscopic views, macroscopic sections, and dissection photographs, but also including magnetic resonance images and photomicrographs illustrating embryology and histology. Well-documented, concise and easy to read, this work will be of the greatest interest to all anatomists, physicians, scientists, and researchers dealing with the central nervous system.” (Bruno Grignon, Surgical and Radiologic Anatomy, August, 2016) “This is a detailed atlas and text on the macroscopic, gross anatomy at the sub-nuclear and whole amygdala sections with it’s afferant and efferent connections described. … This a useful reference for neuroanatomists, epileptologists, neurologists, and neurosurgeons working in this part of the brain.” (Joseph J. Grenier, Amazon.com, January, 2016)

This is a detailed atlas and text on the macroscopic, gross anatomy at the sub-nuclear and whole amygdala sections with it's afferant and efferent connections described. ... This a useful reference for neuroanatomists, epileptologists, neurologists, and neurosurgeons working in this part of the brain. (Joseph J. Grenier, Amazon.com, January, 2016)

Richly illustrated, the book offers 227 figures of great quality, mostly composed of macroscopic views, macroscopic sections, and dissection photographs, but also including magnetic resonance images and photomicrographs illustrating embryology and histology. Well-documented, concise and easy to read, this work will be of the greatest interest to all anatomists, physicians, scientists, and researchers dealing with the central nervous system. (Bruno Grignon, Surgical and Radiologic Anatomy, August, 2016) This is a detailed atlas and text on the macroscopic, gross anatomy at the sub-nuclear and whole amygdala sections with it's afferant and efferent connections described. ... This a useful reference for neuroanatomists, epileptologists, neurologists, and neurosurgeons working in this part of the brain. (Joseph J. Grenier, Amazon.com, January, 2016)

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Vincent Di Marino is Emeritus Professor of Anatomy, Honorary Director of the Laboratory of Anatomy (Faculty of medicine; Marseille, FRANCE) and former surgeon of the hospitals. He is also former director of the Renal Transplantation Center at Sainte-Marguerite Hospital in Marseille, former director of the Anatomy Laboratory at the Aix-Marseille University (Faculty of Medicine) in Marseille (France). Currently, his research topics are focused on the central nervous system and the pelvis. Yves Etienne is a former Assistant of Anatomy, former Doctor of the hospitals of sanitary region, forensic pathologist, consultant of the unit of forensic medicine (Timone Hospital. Marseille, France). Maurice Niddam is a forensic pathologist, consultant of the unit of forensic medicine (Timone Hospital. Marseille, France).

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