The Neurologic Diagnosis

Here is an introductory text that simplifies the often unwieldy method of making a neurologic diagnosis. It emphasizes novel, practical approaches and techniques that can be used to establish neuroanatomic diagnosis before formulating a differntial diagnosis.

Focused, proven, introductory text that simplifies the method of making a neurologic diagnosis Fully updated, expanded, and concisely written for medical students and residents Emphasizes novel, practical approaches and techniques that can be used to establish a neuroanatomic diagnosis before formulating a differential diagnosis, and includes in-depth instructive video on performing a neurologic examination

Autorentext

Jack N. Alpert, MD

Visiting Professor of Neurology

Department of Neurology

University of Texas School of Medicine

Houston, TX, USA

Inhalt
Introduction.- The Ten Neuroanatomic Diagnoses.- The Neurologic History Holds the Diagnostic Keys.- Neurologic Examination.- Evaluation of the Poorly Responsive Patient.- The Six Major Anatomic Decussations with Clinical Correlation.- Cerebrovascular Anatomy with Clinical Correlation.- Autonomic Nervous System Anatomy with Clinical Correlation.- Neuromuscular Diseases: Neuroanatomic and Differential Diagnoses.- Myelopathies.- Common Symptoms in the Neurology Clinic.- Diagnostic Dilemmas.- Neurologic Terminology.
Chapter 4 has 10 videos.