Oppenheimer's Diagnostic Neurpathology is a guide to neuropathological methods, focusing chiefly on the immediate questions facing the neuropathologist in the post-mortem room: for example, what had caused this patient's epilepsy; why was he so weak; or why, after what seemed to be a successful neurosurgical procedure, did he suddenly die?
Full of practical advice and observations often omitted from standard textbooks of neuropathology, this is ideal reading for general pathologists as well as apprentice neuropathologists.
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A textbook that neuropathologists will be proud to use in justifying their existence...a standard bench book for general pathology departments. Many clinical neuropathologists will want a copy of their own.
The Lancet
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The Ratcliffe Infirmary, Oxford, UK
Mount Sinai School of Medicine, New York, NY, USA
The post-mortem
The Cut-up
Histology
Biopsies
Injuries to the head and spinal column
Intracranial Haemorrhage
Infarction, Hypoxia, Cerebral Vascular Disease
Hydropcephalus, Cysts and Syrinxes
Pyogenic infections and granulomas
Encephalitis and myelitis
Space-occupying lesions
Tumours arising in the brain and spinal cord
Other tumours affecting the nervous system
Multiple (Disseminated) Sclerosis
Neuronal Decay
Malformations of the central nervous system
Dementia
Epilepsy
Metabolic diseases of the nervous system
Intoxications and nutritional diseases of the nervous system
Neuropathology of the very young
Diseases of peripheral nerves
Diseases of muscle
Assorted malfunctions
Other matters.
