Unlock the Secrets of Neurology: “Practical Neurophysics” by Karl Edward Misulis and Evan Johnson

Delve into the fascinating world of neurology and explore the physical foundations that underpin our understanding of the human brain. “Practical Neurophysics: The Physics and Engineering of Neurology” by Karl Edward Misulis and Evan Johnson is a groundbreaking book that sheds light on the intersection of physics, engineering, and neurology.

Focusing on Technology and Mechanisms

Unlike traditional neurology texts that focus on disease processes, “Practical Neurophysics” takes a unique approach by examining the science and engineering behind the technologies we use for diagnosis and management. From ultrasound and advanced laboratory tests to neurotherapeutics, this comprehensive book provides an in-depth look at the mechanisms that drive our understanding of the human brain.

From Atomic Physics to Electronics

The book’s scope is vast, covering topics ranging from basic atomic physics to electronics and the mechanisms behind abnormalities on MRI and EEG. By exploring the physical foundations of biologic systems and their interface with our technologies, the authors provide a fresh perspective on the intricacies of neurology.

Empowering Readers with Knowledge

By reading “Practical Neurophysics,” you’ll gain a deeper appreciation for the mechanisms behind the technologies used in neurology and a better understanding of how normal and pathological functioning produces the findings we record. This book is an essential resource for anyone seeking to expand their knowledge of neurology and its underlying principles.

Book Details:

Published by Oxford University Press on November 25, 2022

Language: English

Hardcover: 352 pages

ISBN-10: 0197578144

ISBN-13: 978-0197578148