Anyone know where I could find a good brief neuroanatomy summary?

[aesop]

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Hi all,
Need to brush up on my neuroanatomy (specifically as it pertains to neuroimaging, reward circuitry, and drug addiction) for a meeting coming up in the next week or two. Anybody know of any good resources? Do they make a neuronatomy for dummies?

 

[IT514]

This article is a decent review:
Price, JL and Drevets, WC (2010). Neurocircuitry of Mood Disorders. Neuropsychopharmacology Reviews (2010) 35, 192–216

 

[Ibid]

 

[kugel]

Well, I don't drink, or play/watch sports, and I'm happy to admit I'm lost (though it's someone else's fault), so I'll let you guess which lobe is larger in compensation.

BTW, Neuroanatomy Made Ridiculously Simple is still on my shelf at work.

 

[Ibid]

Kugel

Congradulations on sometimes not being lost. Personally I am a sort of human Heisenburg. The more I know about where I am the further I appear to be from where I want to be and the more I know about where I want to be, the less sure I am about how to get there.

 

[Cinnameg]

Hi all,
Need to brush up on my neuroanatomy (specifically as it pertains to neuroimaging, reward circuitry, and drug addiction) for a meeting coming up in the next week or two. Anybody know of any good resources? Do they make a neuronatomy for dummies?

For pathology, U of Utah has a great website that reviews all the basics, with slices and imaging. If you have an iPhone, there is a netter neuroanatomy app that is very good and reviews the neurotransmitter pathways also.

 

[RedPakotaSea]

Aesop, check your PMs.

I apologize if you're just super busy and haven't had a chance to respond.

 

[Cinnameg]

For pathology, U of Utah has a great website that reviews all the basics, with slices and imaging. If you have an iPhone, there is a netter neuroanatomy app that is very good and reviews the neurotransmitter pathways also.

Here is the link to the university of utah neuropathology review: http://library.med.utah.edu/WebPath/EXAM/IMGQUIZ/npfrm.html