The Netter Collection of Medical Illustrations: Nervous System, Volume 7, Part I - Brain
1. Introduction to the First Edition—Part I - p. x 2. Contributors - p. xi 3. Contributors to Second Edition - p. xv 4. Contents of Complete Volume 7—Nervous System: Two Part Set - p. xvii 5. 1. Normal and abnormal development - p. 1 6. Plate 1.1 Initial specification of the nervous system: The embryo at 18 days - p. 1 7. Plate 1.2 Initial formation of the brain and spinal cord: The embryo at 20 to 24 days - p. 2 8. Plates 1.3–1.4 Morphogenesis of the brain, spinal cord, and peripheral nervous system: The embryo from 28 through 36 days - p. 3 9. Plates 1.5–1.6 Defective neural tube formation - p. 5 10. Plates 1.7–1.8 Spinal dysraphism - p. 7 11. Plate 1.9 Fetal brain growth in the first trimester - p. 9 12. Plate 1.10 Craniosynostosis - p. 10 13. Plate 1.11 Extracranial hemorrhage and skull fractures in the newborn - p. 11 14. Plate 1.12 Intracranial hemorrhage in the newborn - p. 12 15. Plate 1.13 External development of the brain in the second and third trimesters - p. 13 16. Plate 1.14 Mature brain ventricles - p. 14 17. Plate 1.15 Hydrocephalus - p. 15 18. Plate 1.16 Surgical treatment of hydrocephalus - p. 16 19. Plate 1.17 Cerebral palsy - p. 17 20. Plate 1.18 Establishing cellular diversity in the embryonic brain and spinal cord - p. 18 21. Plate 1.19 Generation of neuronal diversity in the spinal cord and hindbrain - p. 20 22. Plate 1.20 Circuit formation in the spinal cord - p. 22 23. Plates 1.21–1.22 Making peripheral nerves and central tracts - p. 23 24. Plate 1.23 Brachial plexus and/or cervical nerve root injuries at birth - p. 25 25. Plate 1.24 Morphogenesis and regional differentiation of the forebrain - p. 26 26. Plate 1.25 Neurogenesis and cell migration in the developing neocortex - p. 27 27. Plate 1.26 Neuronal proliferation and migration disorders - p. 28 28. Plate 1.27 Developmental dyslexia - p. 29 29. Plate 1.28 Autism spectrum disorder - p. 30 30. Plates 1.29–1.30 Rett syndrome - p. 31 31. 2. Cerebral cortex and neurocognitive disorders - p. 35 32. 3. Epilepsy - p. 67 33. 4. Psychiatry - p. 81 34. Plate 4.1 Limbic system - p. 81 35. Plate 4.2 Major depressive disorder - p. 82 36. Plate 4.3 Postpartum depression - p. 83 37. Plates 4.4–4.5 Bipolar disorder - p. 84 38. Plate 4.6 Generalized anxiety disorder - p. 86 39. Plate 4.7 Social anxiety disorder - p. 87 40. Plate 4.8 Panic disorder - p. 88 41. Plate 4.9 Posttraumatic stress disorder - p. 89 42. Plate 4.10 Obsessive-compulsive disorder - p. 90 43. Plate 4.11 Somatization - p. 91 44. Plate 4.12 Conversion disorder - p. 92 45. Plate 4.13 Schizophrenia - p. 93 46. Plate 4.14 Alcohol use disorder - p. 94 47. Plate 4.15 Treatment for alcohol use disorder - p. 95 48. Plate 4.16 Alcohol withdrawal - p. 96 49. Plates 4.17–4.18 Opioid use disorders - p. 97 50. Plate 4.19 Opioid withdrawal - p. 99 51. Plate 4.20 Borderline personality disorder - p. 100 52. Plate 4.21 Antisocial personality disorder - p. 101 53. Plate 4.22 Intimate partner violence - p. 102 54. Plate 4.23 Abuse in later life - p. 103 55. Plates 4.24–4.25 Delirium and acute personality changes - p. 104 56. Plate 4.26 Insomnia - p. 106 57. Plate 4.27 Pediatrics: Depressive disorders - p. 107 58. Plate 4.28 Pediatrics: Anxiety disorders - p. 108 59. Plate 4.29 Pediatrics: Disruptive behavior disorders - p. 109 60. Plate 4.30 Pediatrics: Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorders - p. 110 61. Plate 4.31 Pediatrics: Eating and feeding disorders - p. 111 62. Plates 4.32–4.33 Child abuse - p. 112 63. 5. Hypothalamus, pituitary, sleep, and thalamus - p. 115 64. Plate 5.1 Anatomic relationships of the hypothalamus - p. 115 65. Plate 5.2 Development and developmental disorders of the hypothalamus - p. 116 66. Plate 5.3 Blood supply of the hypothalamus and pituitary gland - p. 117 67. Plates 5.4–5.5 Overview of hypothalamic cell groups - p. 118 68. Plate 5.6 Hypothalamic control of the pituitary gland - p. 120 69. Plate 5.7 Hypothalamic control of the autonomic nervous system - p. 121 70. Plate 5.8 Olfactory inputs to the hypothalamus - p. 122 71. Plate 5.9 Visual inputs to the hypothalamus - p. 123 72. Plate 5.10 Somatosensory inputs to the hypothalamus - p. 124 73. Plate 5.11 Taste and other visceral sensory inputs to the hypothalamus - p. 125 74. Plate 5.12 Limbic and cortical inputs to the hypothalamus - p. 126 75. Plate 5.13 Overview of hypothalamic function and dysfunction - p. 127 76. Plate 5.14 Regulation of water balance - p. 128 77. Plate 5.15 Temperature regulation - p. 129 78. Plates 5.16–5.17 Fever and the hypothalamic sickness response to systemic inflammation - p. 130 79. Plate 5.18 Regulation of food intake, body weight, and metabolism - p. 132 80. Plate 5.19 Stress response - p. 133 81. Plate 5.20 Hypothalamic regulation of cardiovascular function - p. 134 82. Plate 5.21 Hypothalamic regulation of sleep - p. 135 83. Plate 5.22 Narcolepsy: A hypothalamic sleep disorder - p. 136 84. Plate 5.23 Sleep-disordered breathing - p. 137 85. Plate 5.24 Parasomnias - p. 138 86. Plate 5.25 Divisions of the pituitary gland and its relationships to the hypothalamus - p. 139 87. Plate 5.26 Posterior pituitary gland - p. 140 88. Plate 5.27 Anatomic relationships of the pituitary gland - p. 141 89. Plate 5.28 Effects of pituitary mass lesions on the visual apparatus - p. 142 90. Plate 5.29 Anterior pituitary hormone deficiencies - p. 143 91. Plate 5.30 Severe anterior and posterior pituitary hormone deficiencies (panhypopituitarism) - p. 144 92. Plate 5.31 Postpartum pituitary infarction (sheehan syndrome) - p. 145 93. Plate 5.32 Pituitary apoplexy - p. 146 94. Plates 5.33–5.34 Thalamic anatomy and pathology - p. 148 95. 6. Disorders of consciousness (coma) - p. 151 96. 7. Basal ganglia and movement disorders - p. 161 97. 8. Cerebellum and ataxia - p. 181 98. 9. Cerebrovascular circulation and stroke - p. 203 99. Plates 9.1–9.6 Arterial supply to the brain and meninges - p. 203 100. Plates 9.7–9.8 Types of stroke - p. 209 101. Plates 9.9–9.10 Clinical evaluation and treatment of stroke - p. 211 102. Plate 9.11 Uncommon etiologic mechanisms of stroke - p. 213 103. Plates 9.12–9.19 Anterior circulation ischemia - p. 214 104. Plates 9.20–9.25 Vertebral basilar system disorders - p. 223 105. Plates 9.26–9.27 Brain emboli - p. 228 106. Plates 9.28–9.29 Lacunar stroke - p. 230 107. Plate 9.30 Hypertensive encephalopathy - p. 232 108. Plate 9.31 Hypoxia - p. 233 109. Plates 9.32–9.34 Coagulopathies - p. 234 110. Plates 9.35–9.37 Venous sinus thrombosis - p. 237 111. Plates 9.38–9.40 Intracerebral hemorrhage - p. 240 112. Plates 9.41–9.45 Intracranial aneurysms and subarachnoid hemorrhage - p. 244 113. Plate 9.46 Pediatric cerebrovascular disease - p. 248 114. Plate 9.47 Introduction and initial stroke rehabilitation - p. 249 115. Plate 9.48 Aphasia rehabilitation - p. 250 116. Plate 9.49 Other rehabilitative issues: Gait training, upper limb dysfunction, locked-in syndrome - p. 251 117. Plate 9.50 Other rehabilitative issues: Dysphagia - p. 252 118. 10. Multiple sclerosis and other central nervous system autoimmune disorders - p. 255 119. 11. Infections of the nervous system - p. 281 120. 12. Neuro-oncology - p. 307 121. 13. Headache - p. 331 122. 14. Head trauma - p. 351 123. Selected references - p. 369 124. Index - p. 373
The Netter Collection of Medical Illustrations: Nervous System, Volume 7, Part I - Brain
1. Introduction to the First Edition—Part I - p. x 2. Contributors - p. xi 3. Contributors to Second Edition - p. xv 4. Contents of Complete Volume 7—Nervous System: Two Part Set - p. xvii 5. 1. Normal and abnormal development - p. 1 6. Plate 1.1 Initial specification of the nervous system: The embryo at 18 days - p. 1 7. Plate 1.2 Initial formation of the brain and spinal cord: The embryo at 20 to 24 days - p. 2 8. Plates 1.3–1.4 Morphogenesis of the brain, spinal cord, and peripheral nervous system: The embryo from 28 through 36 days - p. 3 9. Plates 1.5–1.6 Defective neural tube formation - p. 5 10. Plates 1.7–1.8 Spinal dysraphism - p. 7 11. Plate 1.9 Fetal brain growth in the first trimester - p. 9 12. Plate 1.10 Craniosynostosis - p. 10 13. Plate 1.11 Extracranial hemorrhage and skull fractures in the newborn - p. 11 14. Plate 1.12 Intracranial hemorrhage in the newborn - p. 12 15. Plate 1.13 External development of the brain in the second and third trimesters - p. 13 16. Plate 1.14 Mature brain ventricles - p. 14 17. Plate 1.15 Hydrocephalus - p. 15 18. Plate 1.16 Surgical treatment of hydrocephalus - p. 16 19. Plate 1.17 Cerebral palsy - p. 17 20. Plate 1.18 Establishing cellular diversity in the embryonic brain and spinal cord - p. 18 21. Plate 1.19 Generation of neuronal diversity in the spinal cord and hindbrain - p. 20 22. Plate 1.20 Circuit formation in the spinal cord - p. 22 23. Plates 1.21–1.22 Making peripheral nerves and central tracts - p. 23 24. Plate 1.23 Brachial plexus and/or cervical nerve root injuries at birth - p. 25 25. Plate 1.24 Morphogenesis and regional differentiation of the forebrain - p. 26 26. Plate 1.25 Neurogenesis and cell migration in the developing neocortex - p. 27 27. Plate 1.26 Neuronal proliferation and migration disorders - p. 28 28. Plate 1.27 Developmental dyslexia - p. 29 29. Plate 1.28 Autism spectrum disorder - p. 30 30. Plates 1.29–1.30 Rett syndrome - p. 31 31. 2. Cerebral cortex and neurocognitive disorders - p. 35 32. 3. Epilepsy - p. 67 33. 4. Psychiatry - p. 81 34. Plate 4.1 Limbic system - p. 81 35. Plate 4.2 Major depressive disorder - p. 82 36. Plate 4.3 Postpartum depression - p. 83 37. Plates 4.4–4.5 Bipolar disorder - p. 84 38. Plate 4.6 Generalized anxiety disorder - p. 86 39. Plate 4.7 Social anxiety disorder - p. 87 40. Plate 4.8 Panic disorder - p. 88 41. Plate 4.9 Posttraumatic stress disorder - p. 89 42. Plate 4.10 Obsessive-compulsive disorder - p. 90 43. Plate 4.11 Somatization - p. 91 44. Plate 4.12 Conversion disorder - p. 92 45. Plate 4.13 Schizophrenia - p. 93 46. Plate 4.14 Alcohol use disorder - p. 94 47. Plate 4.15 Treatment for alcohol use disorder - p. 95 48. Plate 4.16 Alcohol withdrawal - p. 96 49. Plates 4.17–4.18 Opioid use disorders - p. 97 50. Plate 4.19 Opioid withdrawal - p. 99 51. Plate 4.20 Borderline personality disorder - p. 100 52. Plate 4.21 Antisocial personality disorder - p. 101 53. Plate 4.22 Intimate partner violence - p. 102 54. Plate 4.23 Abuse in later life - p. 103 55. Plates 4.24–4.25 Delirium and acute personality changes - p. 104 56. Plate 4.26 Insomnia - p. 106 57. Plate 4.27 Pediatrics: Depressive disorders - p. 107 58. Plate 4.28 Pediatrics: Anxiety disorders - p. 108 59. Plate 4.29 Pediatrics: Disruptive behavior disorders - p. 109 60. Plate 4.30 Pediatrics: Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorders - p. 110 61. Plate 4.31 Pediatrics: Eating and feeding disorders - p. 111 62. Plates 4.32–4.33 Child abuse - p. 112 63. 5. Hypothalamus, pituitary, sleep, and thalamus - p. 115 64. Plate 5.1 Anatomic relationships of the hypothalamus - p. 115 65. Plate 5.2 Development and developmental disorders of the hypothalamus - p. 116 66. Plate 5.3 Blood supply of the hypothalamus and pituitary gland - p. 117 67. Plates 5.4–5.5 Overview of hypothalamic cell groups - p. 118 68. Plate 5.6 Hypothalamic control of the pituitary gland - p. 120 69. Plate 5.7 Hypothalamic control of the autonomic nervous system - p. 121 70. Plate 5.8 Olfactory inputs to the hypothalamus - p. 122 71. Plate 5.9 Visual inputs to the hypothalamus - p. 123 72. Plate 5.10 Somatosensory inputs to the hypothalamus - p. 124 73. Plate 5.11 Taste and other visceral sensory inputs to the hypothalamus - p. 125 74. Plate 5.12 Limbic and cortical inputs to the hypothalamus - p. 126 75. Plate 5.13 Overview of hypothalamic function and dysfunction - p. 127 76. Plate 5.14 Regulation of water balance - p. 128 77. Plate 5.15 Temperature regulation - p. 129 78. Plates 5.16–5.17 Fever and the hypothalamic sickness response to systemic inflammation - p. 130 79. Plate 5.18 Regulation of food intake, body weight, and metabolism - p. 132 80. Plate 5.19 Stress response - p. 133 81. Plate 5.20 Hypothalamic regulation of cardiovascular function - p. 134 82. Plate 5.21 Hypothalamic regulation of sleep - p. 135 83. Plate 5.22 Narcolepsy: A hypothalamic sleep disorder - p. 136 84. Plate 5.23 Sleep-disordered breathing - p. 137 85. Plate 5.24 Parasomnias - p. 138 86. Plate 5.25 Divisions of the pituitary gland and its relationships to the hypothalamus - p. 139 87. Plate 5.26 Posterior pituitary gland - p. 140 88. Plate 5.27 Anatomic relationships of the pituitary gland - p. 141 89. Plate 5.28 Effects of pituitary mass lesions on the visual apparatus - p. 142 90. Plate 5.29 Anterior pituitary hormone deficiencies - p. 143 91. Plate 5.30 Severe anterior and posterior pituitary hormone deficiencies (panhypopituitarism) - p. 144 92. Plate 5.31 Postpartum pituitary infarction (sheehan syndrome) - p. 145 93. Plate 5.32 Pituitary apoplexy - p. 146 94. Plates 5.33–5.34 Thalamic anatomy and pathology - p. 148 95. 6. Disorders of consciousness (coma) - p. 151 96. 7. Basal ganglia and movement disorders - p. 161 97. 8. Cerebellum and ataxia - p. 181 98. 9. Cerebrovascular circulation and stroke - p. 203 99. Plates 9.1–9.6 Arterial supply to the brain and meninges - p. 203 100. Plates 9.7–9.8 Types of stroke - p. 209 101. Plates 9.9–9.10 Clinical evaluation and treatment of stroke - p. 211 102. Plate 9.11 Uncommon etiologic mechanisms of stroke - p. 213 103. Plates 9.12–9.19 Anterior circulation ischemia - p. 214 104. Plates 9.20–9.25 Vertebral basilar system disorders - p. 223 105. Plates 9.26–9.27 Brain emboli - p. 228 106. Plates 9.28–9.29 Lacunar stroke - p. 230 107. Plate 9.30 Hypertensive encephalopathy - p. 232 108. Plate 9.31 Hypoxia - p. 233 109. Plates 9.32–9.34 Coagulopathies - p. 234 110. Plates 9.35–9.37 Venous sinus thrombosis - p. 237 111. Plates 9.38–9.40 Intracerebral hemorrhage - p. 240 112. Plates 9.41–9.45 Intracranial aneurysms and subarachnoid hemorrhage - p. 244 113. Plate 9.46 Pediatric cerebrovascular disease - p. 248 114. Plate 9.47 Introduction and initial stroke rehabilitation - p. 249 115. Plate 9.48 Aphasia rehabilitation - p. 250 116. Plate 9.49 Other rehabilitative issues: Gait training, upper limb dysfunction, locked-in syndrome - p. 251 117. Plate 9.50 Other rehabilitative issues: Dysphagia - p. 252 118. 10. Multiple sclerosis and other central nervous system autoimmune disorders - p. 255 119. 11. Infections of the nervous system - p. 281 120. 12. Neuro-oncology - p. 307 121. 13. Headache - p. 331 122. 14. Head trauma - p. 351 123. Selected references - p. 369 124. Index - p. 373
