Greenberg’s Handbook of Neurosurgery, 11th Edition is coming this summer! Edited by Mark Greenberg, with new associate editor Nitin Agarwal, this indispensable, comprehensive "bible" for neurosurgical residents and neurosurgeons offers new, updated, easily digestible, and actionable information in a portable format.

Now in its 11th edition, numerous new topics have been added, others have been updated, and many existing sections reflect the latest national clinical guidelines. To enhance clarity, the number of illustrations has been increased, while the more than 6,000 references have been transferred to the digital version to retain portability. The digital interface also enables enlarging text and diagrams for greater understanding.

Seven Cavernomas: Tenets and Techniques for Resection is the fourth volume in a remarkable series by internationally renowned neurosurgeon Michael T. Lawton. As with the three prior volumes, Dr. Lawton leverages his vast expertise as a leading cerebrovascular neurosurgeon, sharing insights and knowledge gained from operating on over 1,400 cavernomas. Seven Cavernomas integrates quintessential clinical, anatomical, and microsurgical concepts into a comprehensive heuristic to position neurosurgeons to achieve the best patient outcomes with cavernoma microsurgical resection.

This unique resource covers diverse surgical resection techniques commonly used to treat temporal lobe epilepsy (TLE). Anatomy, Techniques, and Approaches in Temporal Lobe Surgery: A Step-by-Step Guide edited by Drs. Ali Tayebi Meybodi, Mark C. Preul, Kris A. Smith, and Michael T. Lawton augments hands-on learning attained from cadaver training, with state-of-the-art contributions from renowned pioneers in neuroanatomy and neurosurgery.

Traditional learning methods and static didactics are no longer sufficient in an era of rapidly advancing surgical tools and increasingly complex operative approaches. Operative Fundamentals in Neurological Surgery edited by Nitin Agarwal, Hanna N. Algattas, Edward G. Andrews, Kamil W. Nowicki, and Xiaoran Zhang fills a gap in the literature. The book provides a unique compilation of neurosurgical “cliff notes” to help residents and faculty acquire knowledge of the most frequent operations performed in neurosurgery — clearly, quickly, and efficiently.

This unique resource features over 100 peer-reviewed visual abstracts that focus on learning and retaining neurosurgical knowledge. Organized by the brain, spine, and peripheral nerves, the visuals and concise text cover the most common disorders and diseases treated by neurosurgeons. This is an essential companion for medical students navigating rounds, away rotations, sub-internships, and OR preparation. It doubles as an efficient, high-level refresher of core topics for practicing neurosurgeons.

Greenberg’s Handbook of Neurosurgery, 11th Edition is coming this summer! Edited by Mark Greenberg, with new associate editor Nitin Agarwal, this indispensable, comprehensive "bible" for neurosurgical residents and neurosurgeons offers new, updated, easily digestible, and actionable information in a portable format.

Now in its 11th edition, numerous new topics have been added, others have been updated, and many existing sections reflect the latest national clinical guidelines. To enhance clarity, the number of illustrations has been increased, while the more than 6,000 references have been transferred to the digital version to retain portability. The digital interface also enables enlarging text and diagrams for greater understanding.

Seven Cavernomas: Tenets and Techniques for Resection is the fourth volume in a remarkable series by internationally renowned neurosurgeon Michael T. Lawton. As with the three prior volumes, Dr. Lawton leverages his vast expertise as a leading cerebrovascular neurosurgeon, sharing insights and knowledge gained from operating on over 1,400 cavernomas. Seven Cavernomas integrates quintessential clinical, anatomical, and microsurgical concepts into a comprehensive heuristic to position neurosurgeons to achieve the best patient outcomes with cavernoma microsurgical resection.

This unique resource covers diverse surgical resection techniques commonly used to treat temporal lobe epilepsy (TLE). Anatomy, Techniques, and Approaches in Temporal Lobe Surgery: A Step-by-Step Guide edited by Drs. Ali Tayebi Meybodi, Mark C. Preul, Kris A. Smith, and Michael T. Lawton augments hands-on learning attained from cadaver training, with state-of-the-art contributions from renowned pioneers in neuroanatomy and neurosurgery.

Traditional learning methods and static didactics are no longer sufficient in an era of rapidly advancing surgical tools and increasingly complex operative approaches. Operative Fundamentals in Neurological Surgery edited by Nitin Agarwal, Hanna N. Algattas, Edward G. Andrews, Kamil W. Nowicki, and Xiaoran Zhang fills a gap in the literature. The book provides a unique compilation of neurosurgical “cliff notes” to help residents and faculty acquire knowledge of the most frequent operations performed in neurosurgery — clearly, quickly, and efficiently.

This unique resource features over 100 peer-reviewed visual abstracts that focus on learning and retaining neurosurgical knowledge. Organized by the brain, spine, and peripheral nerves, the visuals and concise text cover the most common disorders and diseases treated by neurosurgeons. This is an essential companion for medical students navigating rounds, away rotations, sub-internships, and OR preparation. It doubles as an efficient, high-level refresher of core topics for practicing neurosurgeons.