Includes bibliographical references and index.

Machine generated contents note: ch. 1 Introduction to Descriptive Neuroanatomy -- Why study anatomy? -- Descriptive neuroanatomy -- References -- ch. 2 Surface Neuroanatomy -- Introduction -- Dorso-lateral surface -- Medial surface -- Ventral surface -- The cerebral lobes -- From surface neuroanatomy to function -- References -- ch. 3 Sectional Neuroanatomy -- Introduction -- Ventricular system -- Subcortical telencephalic and diencephalic nuclei -- The diencephalon -- Basal ganglia -- The cerebral cortex -- From sectional neuroanatomy to function -- References -- ch. 4 Connectional Neuroanatomy -- Introduction -- Association pathways -- Commissural pathways -- Projection pathways -- From connectional neuroanatomy to function -- References -- ch. 5 The Clinico-Anatomical Correlation Method -- Introduction -- General considerations -- Localization of symptoms or functions? -- Cortical or subcortical localization of functions? -- What is a disconnection syndrome? --

Contents note continued: A hodotopic framework for clinico-anatomical correlation -- Cortical pathology -- Subcortical pathology -- Cortico-subcortical pathology -- Synopsis of cerebral lobe syndromes -- Frontal lobe -- Parietal lobe -- Occipital lobe -- Temporal lobe -- Limbic lobe -- Conclusions -- References -- ch. 6 Atlas of Human Brain Connections (all tracts) -- Axial maps -- Coronal maps -- Sagittal maps -- ch. 7 Perisylvian Pathways -- Introduction -- Functional anatomy of the perisylvian cortical territories -- Lateralization of perisylvian pathways -- Comparative anatomy of the perisylvian networks -- Perisylvian disorders -- Aphasias -- Disorders of writing and reading -- Memory disorders -- Apraxias and discaculia -- Right hemisphere syndromes -- Neurodevelopmental disorders -- Superior longitudinal fasciculus system -- References -- Arcuate fasciculus (atlas) -- Long segment (atlas) -- Anterior segment (atlas) -- Posterior segment (atlas) --

Contents note continued: ch. 8 Occipital Visual Pathways -- Introduction -- The optic radiation -- Autochthonous connections -- Long association fibres -- Functional and comparative anatomy of cortical visual areas -- Functional and comparative anatomy of visual pathways -- Disorders of visual perception -- References -- Optic radiations (atlas) -- Inferior longitudinal fasciculus (atlas) -- Inferior fronto-ocopital fasciculus (atlas) -- ch. 9 Commissural Pathways -- Introduction -- Anterior commissure -- Corpus callosum -- In vivo callosal anatomy -- Comparative anatomy -- Functional anatomy and tractography studies -- Callosal disorders and clinical syndromes -- Dysgenesis of the corpus callosum -- Split-brain patients -- Acquired neurological disorders -- Psychiatric disorders -- References -- Anterior commissure (atlas) -- Corpus callosum (atlas) -- ch. 10 Projection Systems -- Introduction -- Corticospinal and corticobulbar projections -- Ascending thalamic projections --

Contents note continued: Cortico-basal ganglia circuit -- Cerebellar pathways -- Long-range cerebellar loops and intracerebellar circuits -- Clinical manifestations of cerebellar lesions -- References -- Internal capsule (atlas) -- Cortico-ponto-cerebellar tract (atlas) -- Inferior cerebellar peduncle (atlas) -- Superior cerebellar peduncle (atlas) -- ch. 11 Limbic System -- Introduction -- Fornix -- Mammillo-thalamic tract -- Anterior thalamic projections -- Cingulum -- Uncinate fasciculus -- Functional anatomy of the limbic system -- Limbic syndromes -- Amnesias and dementias -- Temporal lobe epilepsy -- Antisocial behaviour -- Schizophrenia -- Depression and bipolar disorder -- Obsessive-compulsive disorder -- Autism spectrum disorder -- References -- Cingulum (atlas) -- Uncinate fasciculus (atlas) -- Fornix (atlas).