On-call neurosurgery concerns practice related to urgent and emergency neurosurgical care including outside of 'normal' working hours, it is regarded as one of the most demanding aspects of a neurosurgical career. This Element describes the challenges faced by a trainee on-call for neurosurgery and how to prepare for the role.

This book is written for researchers, clinicians and students in motor control, exercise and sports science and physiotherapy. It focuses on the corticospinal control of spinal cord circuits in human subjects, and how they can be studied, their role in normal movement and how they malfunction in disease states.

Clozapine is the only effective antipsychotic for treatment resistant schizophrenia and other severe mental illnesses, but is underutilized partly due to clinician unfamiliarity with monitoring principles and side-effect management. This Handbook provides clinically focussed approaches and logic for clinicians to manage clozapine-treated patients.

This innovative and unique book explores what happens in the mind during a state of creative trance. Drawing on diverse examples from many cultures and times, artist and psychologist Tobi Zausner shows that the creative trance is an altered state of consciousness inherent in everyone.

This innovative and unique book explores what happens in the mind during a state of creative trance. Drawing on diverse examples from many cultures and times, artist and psychologist Tobi Zausner shows that the creative trance is an altered state of consciousness inherent in everyone.

Rescuing the Crimean War from the shadows, Lara Kriegel illuminates the conflict and its afterlife. She revisits time-honored heroes like Florence Nightingale and the Light Brigade, while also showcasing newer worthies like Mary Seacole to demonstrate the centrality of a Victorian war to the making of modern Britain.

This study engages with histories of modern Britain, as well as science, technology, medicine, gender, and advertising to examine how anti-ageing became part of mainstream culture. It connects scientific and medical theories of how the body works and ages with the commercial world of anti-ageing products and procedures.

This examination of military culture shows how it underpins the effectiveness of military organizations. Sixteen case studies focusing on armies, navies, and air forces from the Civil War to the Iraq War help to explain why some organizations succeed while others fail in the ultimate arbitration of war.