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Ablation Therapies in Neurosurgery
Peter Nakaji, Oliver Bozinov, Editors

The concept of localization of function in neurology and neurosurgery is owed to a series of early thinkers, including Gall, whose discredited theory of phrenology posited that bumps on the head had specific correlations and relations to brain functions. By the time of Broca, the concept that there was regionality in the brain was growing.

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Neurosurgery Clinics updates you on the latest surgical techniques for patients with spine, brain, and central nervous system conditions; keeps you up to date on the newest advances; and provides a sound basis for choosing treatment options. Published in January, April, July, and October, each issue focuses on a single topic in neurosurgery and is presented under the direction of an editor who is in the forefront of clinical practice and research. Topics include brain tumors/neuro-oncology, cerebrovascular, movement disorders, neuroimaging, neuroradiology, pain, pediatric neurosurgery, peripheral nerve, pituitary, spine, stroke-related conditions, trauma and critical care, surgical techniques, and the skull base.

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