By David Ellison, Seth Love, Leila Chimelli, Brian Harding, Jim Lowe, and Gareth W. Roberts, 1000 pp, with illus,$299, St Louis, Mo, Mosby, 1998.This remarkable new neuropathology book will appeal to a wide audience, including housestaff, practicinganatomic pathologists, and neuropathologists. The format is that of a very large, very beautiful color atlas accompanied by informative captions and numerous tables. Forty-seven chapters are grouped into 10 sections (viz, pathologic reactions, pediatrics, vascular disorders, trauma, infectious diseases, demyelinating diseases, nutritional and metabolic disorders, toxic injuries, neurodegenerative diseases, and neoplasms). All of the common diseases and a very highproportion of the
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Barbara J. Crain (1999) studied this question.