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Section I: Cerebral Ventricles: Lateral Ventricle: Chapter 1. Lateral Ventricle: Anatomy -- Chapter 2. Lateral Ventricle: Pathology: Tumors -- Chapter 3. Lateral Ventricle: Pathology: Non-Tumors -- Chapter 4. Lateral Ventricle: Surgery -- Section II: Cerebral Ventricles: Third Ventricle: Chapter 5. Third Ventricle: Anatomy -- Chapter 6. Third Ventricle: Pathology -- Chapter 7. Third Ventricle: Pathology: Non-Tumors -- Chapter 8. Third Ventricle: Surgery -- Section III: Cerebral Ventricles: Fourth Ventricle: Chapter 9. Fourth Ventricle: Anatomy -- Chapter 10. Fourth Ventricle: Pathology: Tumors -- Chapter 11. Fourth Ventricle: Pathology: Non-Tumors -- Chapter 12. Fourth Ventricle: Surgery -- Section IV: Cerebral Ventricles: CSF: Chapter 13. CSF and Hydrocephalus -- Chapter 14. CSF diversion -- Section V: Cerebral Ventricles: Others: Chapter 15. Cerebral Ventricle: Congenital lesions -- Chapter 16. Cerebral Ventricle: Infection -- Chapter 17. Cerebral Ventricle: Vascular Anatomy -- Chapter 18. Cerebral Ventricle: Vascular lesions and hemorrhage.
This book uses the multiple-choice question (MCQ) format to specifically address the topic related to the cerebral ventricles. The mission of this book is to help readers revise the core concepts and maintain knowledge of the anatomy, pathology, and neurosurgery of the cerebral ventricles. This study companion is structured in five sections, for a total of 18 chapters, including 450 + MCQs in a convenient format to provide a comprehensive and concise overview. Answers and explanations appear immediately below the questions to enhance readability. This book is an adjunct to existing texts and does not intend to be the primary source of information; it rather aims to help readers identify their relevant strengths and weaknesses in the area. The content is based on the most up-to-date best practice evidence, with a style that mirrors the format adopted by most local, regional, and international board examinations. The student of neurosurgery, neurology, neuroscience, neuroanatomy, the residents, the fellows, the younger attending preparing for exams or practice, and even the later-stage surgeons or physicians are the target audience of this book.
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