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Cranial Nerves in Health and Disease by Linda Wilson-Pauwels is a comprehensive advanced textbook that delves into the anatomy, physiology, and clinical aspects of the cranial nerves. This 2002 revised edition offers clear explanations and up‑to‑date information for students and practitioners in neurology.
The hardcover volume spans 256 pages of detailed text and illustrative material, making it a solid reference for medical coursework and clinical practice. Published by PMPH USA, Ltd, it is organized for easy navigation of complex topics within the field of neurology.
In excellent condition, the book presents a professional, well‑bound format that will hold up to frequent use in study or clinical settings. It is an ideal addition to any medical library or personal collection focused on neurological science.