Visceral Innervation And Its Relation To Personality

Abstract

Written by a well known neuroanatomist this book may serve people in many disciplines. It is a concise account of the anatomy and physiology of nerves which supply the visceral organs, demonstrating the influence of the functional state of the viscera on human behavior and personality. Child psychiatrists will find this a valuable basic book, but the busy pediatrician too will benefit from this small volume in learning (or re-learning) anatomy and physiology of the nervous system. If neurology can ever be made easy reading, this monograph approaches such a goal in a very satisfactory manner.