Our Wired Nerves

Dr. Douglas Zochodne is a Neurologist and Neuroscientist, Director of the Neuroscience and Mental Health Institute, and Past Divisional Director of Neurology at the University of Alberta (UofA). Dr. Zochodne’s career has included faculty positions at Queen’s University, Canada, the University of Calgary and more recently the University of Alberta. Dr. Zochodne’s roles have included Editor-in-Chief of the Canadian Journal of Neurological Sciences, and President of the Peripheral Nerve Society. He is a Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Health Sciences and his book “Our Wired Nerves: The Human Nerve Connectome” was published in 2020. He has devoted his career toward understanding the biology and diseases of the peripheral nervous system.

"This book is extremely well written and extensively referenced. The writing style is fluent and understandable, as if the reader is sitting in a lecture. The author's description of the book as an overview of the structure/function and interrelationships of peripheral nerves in the autonomic nervous system aptly describes it." --Doody

• 1. Elegant wiring: Structural Beauty of the Peripheral Nervous System2. Constantly think physiology: Structure meets function3. Irreversible events: How nerves are injured4. Are there nerves? How to test the peripheral nervous system5. What are neuropathies?6. Locked in7. The disrupted connectome and pain8. Hope and Change: Regrowth of nerves9. Clinics and biology: Nerve heroes and the peripheral nerve society