The renowned Handbook of Neurosurgery by Mark Greenberg, often hailed as the "bible for neurosurgeons," traces its roots back to the late 1980s. Originally based on the author’s notes from patient care, grand rounds presentations, and extensive literature review, this book has evolved organically over the years. Now in its 10th edition, it encompasses an expanded range of topics crucial for healthcare providers treating neurological ailments, reflecting the latest advancements in understanding and managing these conditions.
Key Features:
- Updated Content: Incorporates the latest WHO classifications for central and peripheral nervous system tumors, and revised sections on pseudotumor cerebri and seizure classification.
- New Chapters: Includes new chapters on idiopathic scoliosis, LOVA, and CNS tuberculosis.
- Comprehensive Coverage: Spanning 23 sections and 116 chapters, the text covers a wide range of topics from pediatrics to geriatrics.
- Actionable Information: Provides detailed, high-value information that is easily accessible to enhance patient management.
- Illustrative Support: Nearly 500 figures, including summary flow charts, illustrations, and simplified diagrams, aid in understanding complex material.
- Study Companion: Ideal for board examination preparation and maintenance of certification.
This compact yet comprehensive book is an invaluable daily reference for neurosurgical residents, fellows, neurosurgeons, and allied health practitioners, offering essential information in an easily digestible format.