Providing extensive coverage of the anatomic concepts underlying neurologic diagnosis, this text explains the fundamentals of neuroanatomy as well as their clinical application in diagnosing patients with nervous system disorders. This book reviews neuroembryology and contains chapters on the anatomy of regional parts of the nervous and functional systems including the somatosensory, visual, auditory, vestibular, ocular motor, motor, autonomic, and consciousness system and more. With original drawings and illustrations conveying anatomic and clinical concepts, this text is the perfect resource for the physician who regularly diagnoses neurologic disorders and wishes to develop a more complete understanding of basic anatomic principles.