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Adams and Victor’s. By far my favourite textbook.
The book is more clinically oriented, coloured with anecdotes and mental models. Reading it feels like seeing a pt in the ward/OPD
#MedTwitter #neurotwitter
Adams and Victor’s. By far my favourite textbook.
The book is more clinically oriented, coloured with anecdotes and mental models. Reading it feels like seeing a pt in the ward/OPD
#MedTwitter #neurotwitter
It has elements of philosophy, history and is written eloquently.
Whimsical, yet profound, it’s teachings stay with me. Added bonus, my Guru in Neurology finds mention in the text 🙃 I’d recommend this for #mbbs #md and #dm students
Whimsical, yet profound, it’s teachings stay with me. Added bonus, my Guru in Neurology finds mention in the text 🙃 I’d recommend this for #mbbs #md and #dm students
Bradley is the standard #textbook in #neurology. A great book, it’s more like #Harrison. Great for information, latest research and management. Essential for the DM #neurology candidate, but also useful for MD #internalmedicine
New publication alert! Check out our theory piece at @BiologicalPsyc1 where @xiaosigu and @isssaez discuss the potential benefits of combining two disciplines: invasive intracranial intervention in humans and computational psychiatry. 🧵1/7
doi.org/10.1016/j.biop…
doi.org/10.1016/j.biop…
How can we translate computational psychiatry approaches into effective treatments? How can we leverage invasive interventions in humans for psychiatry applications? We believe these answers require collaboration between our disciplines. 🧵2/7
First, invasive approaches (such as sEEG in epilepsy patients) provide a spatiotemporally precise depiction of neural activity that is normally not available in human studies. 🧵3/7
