Neuroanatomy to Color and Study

The author-artist of Anatomy to Color and Study has prepared another unique anatomical study aid. This atlas concentrates on the nervous system and presents all key microanatomical structures for color and study. Pathways are emphasized.

• Presents a simple, direct, and interactive method of learning the essentials of neuroanatomy
  
• All key microanatomical and gross anatomical structures are presented with emphasis on pathways
  
• The reader identifies, labels, and colors each section, thereby learning or reinforcing anatomic knowledge and aiding the memory
  
• The anatomist-artist author has a flair for creating clear and interesting anatomical depictions
  
• Witty cartoons describe word origins in humorous and memorable fashion (anatomic terms are often cumbersome and somewhat complex, making them difficult to remember)

Recent discoveries about the functions of the brain and spinal cord are represented

Features over 50 new anatomical plates, including 10 new drawings of the cerebellum

Serotonin and adrenergic pathways are new additions

Ray Poritsky, PhD, Emeritus, Department of Anatomy, Case Western University School of Medicine, Cleveland, OH; and Barbara K. Freeman, PhD, Assistant Professor of Anatomy, Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, OH