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Advanced Neurosurgical Navigation. Eben Alexander III, Robert J. Maciunas. New York, Thieme Medical Publishers, 1999. Pages: 624. Price: $199.00. ISBN: 0-86577-767-5. Mark D. Krieger , New York, New York Advanced Neurosurgical Navigation is a timely review of the state of the art of delimiting and navigating within the intricate anatomy of the human brain. The text chronicles the history, image acquisition techniques, and clinical applications of various procedures that are heavily or totally dependent on three-dimensional (e.g., computed tomography, MRI, positron emission tomography) databases. The contributing authors of the 47 chapters of this text are 121 clinicians and scientists. Each chapter offers a detailed explanation of topics based on the expertise of its authors and provides helpful practical advice. FIGURE During the past 20 years, increasingly high resolution, highly accurate, high contrast brain imaging has provided clinicians with a powerful, patient-specific data set that details both structure and function. Advances...
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