Books (or any information material) about the nervous system?

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A comprehensive resource on the human nervous system is sought, emphasizing detailed coverage of its structure, functions, and interconnections. The request includes a desire for in-depth information on the composition of the nervous system, the specific roles of each part, nerve behavior in different body sections, and the calculations involved in its operations. Additionally, a mapping of nerve distribution throughout the body is desired. The discussion highlights the complexity of the topic, with one contributor expressing a challenging experience related to studying the nervous system, indicating the depth and difficulty of the subject matter.
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I appear to have a very specific need, I require some sort of a book that covers the human nervous system from a to z, I need to know everything about it, what it's made of, what each part's function are, how the nerves behave at each particular sections of the body, the calculations that are involved in the nervous system's operations, how each different part of the nervous system works with every other part, maybe even a mapping of how many nerves there are at each part of the human body in each body part if possible, but I need something that covers the nervous system very elaborately, I really need to know everything.
 
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