Greenberg’s Handbook of Neurosurgery – 11th Edition

Greenberg’s Handbook of Neurosurgery – 11th Edition

by Mark S. Greenberg (Author)

The Ultimate Quick-Reference Guide for Neurosurgery

For over three decades, Handbook of Neurosurgery by Mark Greenberg and Nitin Agarwal has been the trusted, go-to resource for thousands of residents and practicing neurosurgeons worldwide. Now in its 11th edition, this definitive guide has been fully updated to deliver the latest clinical insights, national guidelines, and essential anatomical knowledge in an ultra-portable format.

To maintain its compact, lightweight design, this edition includes more high-quality illustrations while moving its massive library of 6,000+ references online. The digital version also features scalable text and zoomable diagrams for a seamless, highly readable experience on the go.

What’s New in the 11th Edition:

• Comprehensive Scope: 24 systematically organized sections and 118 chapters spanning from basic anatomy to advanced endovascular interventions.
• Fresh Content:

Brand-new and updated coverage of Moyamoya disease, Cushing syndrome, trigeminal neuralgia, adult chronic hydrocephalus, seizure surgery, and intraoperative dyes.

• Latest Guidelines: Integrated AO Spine injury classification systems, updated metastatic spine tumor management (NOMS, Bilsky, SORG), and refined sagittal balance measurements.
• Current Stroke & TBI Protocols: Features the 2026 AHA/ASA acute ischemic stroke guidelines, AHA/ASA spontaneous ICH guidelines, and the NIN-NINDS TBI classification system utilizing biomarkers.

Whether you are preparing for board exams, maintaining your certification, or looking for fast, actionable answers during a clinical shift, this indispensable “bible” of neurosurgery remains your perfect companion.