Types of Neuroanatomy

• gross

• microscopic
• functional
• surgical
• radiological
• pathological
• developmental
• anomalous variations
• core, basic, pure neuroanatomy

Format for Friday Seminars at Hamilton General Hospital

• interactive

• approx 30 minutes weekly on Fridays at 10 am
• plan 1 hour homework
• discuss, draw, diagram
• clinical correlation
• neuroradiological correlation
• resources: texts and journals
• primary reference = Neuroanatomy through Clinical Cases by Hal Blumenfeld published by Sinauer Associates and available at McMaster Medical Book Store for $80.
• repetition and low stress quizzes to help reinforce learning
• add useful references and other info to resources summarized in the Session Titles area

Important Reference: Resident Curriculum Guidelines for Neurosurgery: Neuroanatomy from Congress of Neurological Surgeons (http://www.neurosurgeon.org/education/resCur/curriculum.asp?inPage=neuroanatomy)