{"id":"9e2ba10d-ebc8-4a58-a3ed-859a026f42eb","slug":"thieme-atlas-of-anatomy-head-and-neuroanatomy","title":"THIEME Atlas of Anatomy, Head and Neuroanatomy","authors":["Seyed Ali Khonsary"],"abstract":"Background: The THIEME Atlas of Anatomy, Head and Neuroanatomy is a comprehensive resource for understanding the anatomy of the central nervous system. It is particularly beneficial for students, residents, and educators in the field of neuroanatomy, offering clear illustrations and clinical applications throughout the text. Summary: This Atlas is divided into two main sections: Head and Neuroanatomy, with each section further subdivided into multiple subsections. The illustrations are of high quality, facilitating a better grasp of complex anatomical structures. While it serves as an excellent reference for clinicians and educators, the author suggests enhancing the Atlas with more detailed bony anatomy and a glossary of traditional nomenclature alongside modern terms. Conclusion: Overall, the THIEME Atlas is a valuable tool for anyone seeking in-depth knowledge of central nervous system anatomy and its clinical implications. Its recommendations for additional content could further enhance its utility for neurosurgeons and spine surgeons. Keywords: Neuroanatomy, Atlas, Central Nervous System, Illustrations, Clinical Applications, Education, Bony Anatomy, Nomenclature","thumbnailUrl":null,"publishDate":"2016-11-16T00:00:00.000Z","doi":"10.4103/2152-7806.194263","categories":["Book Review"],"fullTextUrl":"https://surgicalneurologyint.com/api/articles/9e2ba10d-ebc8-4a58-a3ed-859a026f42eb/pdf"}