Clinical Neuroscience I

Catalog description

Clinical Neuroscience I is an integrated approach to the principles of human nervous system structure and function across the lifespan. This course begins with the study of cellular level anatomy and function and builds to include functional regions, information pathways, and circuits. Special emphasis will be placed on congenital or acquired disorders of the peripheral or spinal regions commonly seen in clinical practice, including the association of clinical presentation to anatomical location of pathology.