Neurosurgery

From the reviews:

“This textbook was written for European residents and interested specialized clinicians to provide the core knowledge required for working in their speciality in the entire European Union. … It is a valuable textbook for students, residents in training and for physicians interested in neurosurgery.” (Denis L. Kaech, ArgoSpine News & Journal, Vol. 24 (1-2), June, 2012)

“Neurosurgery fills a niche as a consensus curriculum text suitable for medical students, residents, and physicians seeking a succinct, thoughtful, comprehensive, and logical reference. This well-illustrated paperback, a cross between a handbook and a comprehensive text, is a great value published by Springer as part of the European Manual of Medicine series. … the general target for the book is students … . The text also provides excellent coverage of a number of disciplines closely related to neurosurgery … .” (Deborah L. Benzil, Journal of the American Medical Association, January, 2011)

“The target readers would be mainly trainees neurosurgery residents, students, and specialized clinicians … . It is written in a simple and comprehensive language with several headings and subheading in order to give the required information in a brief, condensed, comprehensive, and concise manner. … it is a great book for practitioner as well as for trainees written in simple understandable language covering the basics to the most advance aspects of neurosurgery. It can be definitely recommended as a nearly complete guideline for neurosurgical trainees.”­­­ (Raj Kumar, Child’s Nervous System, Vol. 26, June, 2010)