Graham And Lantos: Greenfield's Neuropathology

Graham and Lantos, Greenfield's Neuropathology, 6th Edition, ©Arnold, 1997

• DAVID I. GRAHAM, Institute of Neurological Sciences, Glasgow, and
• PETER L. LANTOS, Institute of Psychiatry, London

The sixth edition of the world's leading textbook and reference in neuropathology is a thorough revision of the work, reflecting the recent spectacular advances in neurosciences. Greenfield's will be published in two volumes and will increase in length by almost a third compared to the fifth edition. A number of new contributor have radically revised or rewritten chapters, some of which present information not available elsewhere. The revolutionary improvements in molecular biology are incorporated within the framework of the text. A new acclaimed features of the core text- a clinical summary at the beginning of each chapter, comprehensive coverage of the various disorders, a full index, and an appropriate balance between text and illustrations- have been retained in the new edition.
January 1998

Praise for the Fifth Edition:
"Excellent in terms of both the information and the quality of the photographic material... A textbook that is as exhaustive as possible." - Journal of Neuropathology and Experimental Neurology

"Superb...A wealth of information for general pathologists and neurosurgeons, and a valuable reference tool for internists...Peerless source of information." - Archives of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine

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