A concise, well-illustrated book which introduces the theoretical and practical basics of veterinary neuropathology, based on the authors' extensive clinical and teaching experience. Rather than being an exhaustive review of subject, it presents readers with strategies to deal with the most common neuropathological problems, showing them how to recognise and interpret major lesion patterns before trying to diagnose a specific disease. The book is intended to teach neuropathology from scratch not only for pathologists and neurologists but also other interested groups - particularly imaging specialists. It will also be sufficiently comprehensive to be used as a clinical manual for daily diagnostic work. It offers all the neuropathology a neurologist and other MRI user needs to know, and provides a solid foundation for a diagnostic pathologist to become an effective neuropathologist.