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Binding: Paperback Dewey Decimal Number: 611.81 EAN: 9780064603065 Edition: 1 ISBN: 0064603067 Label: Collins Reference Manufacturer: Collins Reference Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 320 Publication Date: December 01, 1986 Publisher: Collins Reference Release Date: November 27, 1985 Studio: Collins Reference Features:
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  - suevptaI found this book quite useful when studying the human brain and the neurological tracts of the spine. I would recommend this book for those interested in learning visually as I do. Rating:  - Slow ShipmentI received this book past the date that I needed it for a neurology class. The quality seems fine. Rating:  - Very good use of $20... if you have time to colorI found the book very useful while taking the neurology course for 1st year med students. The only gripe (which isn't a real gripe about the book) is that coloring takes a long time. But the slides I did color, I remembered quite easily. The book is very comprehensive and contains a lot of information in the form of text explaining the slides you color. If you are willing to spend the time coloring, it's totally worth getting. Oh and do yourself a favor and get a color pencil set with at least 20 colors. I tried to use about 13 and it was a major failure, as I had to invent checkered schemes, etc, which made me stop using the book. Rating: - Human Brain Coloring BookVery detailed. If you are not a medical student or have some basic knowledge of the brain, you will find this book very confusing. Otherwise, good illustrations that you can color in and label. Rating: - A Good Review ToolThe slides are well-drawn, but the explanations are a bit out-dated and sparse. I think this book is a great review tool, but might be tough for those trying to learn the material for the first time. |
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