Missing the Meaning? A Cognitive Neuropsychological Study of Processing of Words by an Aphasic Patient
Missing the Meaning? A Cognitive Neuropsychological Study of Processing of Words by an Aphasic Patient
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DOI:
10.1136/jnnp.52.11.1319
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1989
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F. Rose
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pituitary stalk in CT diagnosis of empty sella. A section on interventional neuroradiology is really too short and sketchy to be useful, and the brief account of spinal angiography contains an unhelpful classification of angiomas which omits the common dural AV fistula. Also, there are a few rather careless errors: for example, hypoplasia of the basisphenoid, with shortening of the clivus and small condyles, is described under the heading "Basisphenoid Hyperplasia"; and under the Davidoff Dyke syndrome there is a sentence discussing thinning of the calvarium by a cystic mass which presumably relates to an immediately previous paragraph dealing with porencephaly. The text is extensively illustrated, mainly with very adequate images, but some of the radiographs have not reproduced well and occasionally the relevant features can hardly be detected: for example, calcification in tuberous sclerosis (Fig 2.26) and the arcuate foramen (Fig 9.3). There are occasional inaccuracies in captions, such as the tentorial artery being described as the posterior communicating artery (Fig 5.25). The concept and lay-out of the book are fine, but it really needs some revision before it could be recommended unreservedly as a good introduction to neuroimaging.