Broken Brains: Amazing Patients Who Taught Me How to Live
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- Categories:Biological Sciences
- Language:Spanish(Translation Services Available)
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- Pages:304
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- Size:150mm×230mm
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★ In this book, the neuropsychologist Saul Martinez Horta tells the story of his experiences treating people with cognitive decline in the brain and how it has helped him better understand life and the profession of neuropsychologist.
★ English sample translation available!
Description
And when it does, nothing is ever the same again. In those who suffer it, what we were, what we are and what we could have been is broken. In those who live it on the other side, the longings, the desires, the daily life... life, a whole life next to someone who is no longer who he or she was.
Living with these patients and learning from them is the most effective tool at our disposal to approach a minimum understanding of the brain, perhaps "the greatest architectural work imaginable created by nature".