An illustrated history of brain function. Imaging the Brain from Antiquity to the Present. Second edition, revised and enlarged, with a new Chapter by Michael J. Aminoff

San Francisco: Norman Publishing, 1996. An illustrated chronological survey of attempts to localize brain function from antiquity to the present, this classic work, with detailed interpretive captions, is an invaluable guide both to the history of this aspect of the neurosciences and to many of the most dramatic pictorial sources in the history of neuroanatomy and neurophysiology from the ancient world to modern electronic imaging modalities. This new edition of Clarke and Dewhurst's definitive work is thoroughly revised and completely redesigned and reset. It contains a new preface by Edwin Clarke, a new chapter by Michael J. Aminoff surveying advances (truncated) in imaging technology since 1972, and a new bibliography updating the neuro-scientific literature. 154 + pp., 158 + plates. 8 " 11". Cloth, dust jacket, acid-free paper. ISBN 0-930405-65-X. 1996. Norman Neuroscience Series, no. 3. (Inventory #: 29478)