Konuri's Approach to Human Anatomy Neuroanatomy

The philosophy of Konuri's approach is that Anatomy should be explained and not just described. These books achieve the aim of explanation by synthesizing and integrating 'form, function and development'. The synthetic approach is the hallmark of this book, in contrast to many other books on Neuroanatomy that are just descriptive.

Neuroanatomy is not only very complex but also highly organized. This book not only describes the location of various nuclei and tracts, but also brings out the rationality behind those anatomical details.

The purpose of knowledge is inherently bound with its utilization. The litmus paper test of any acquired knowledge is the ability of the acquirer to use it to advance human life. This book discusses not only the clinical application of Neuroanatomy but also dwells into examining the process of acquiring knowledge by the human brain.

This book considers the human brain as a product of biological evolution. The human brain started thing and after crossing many milestones, today the human brain started investigating itself. I invite the reader to dive into the book with enthusiasm and to float with extreme satisfaction.

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