Neurologic Examination is the ideal text for any neurologist learning the difficult art of diagnosis. This illustrated guide to all aspects of the neurological exam:
- Reemphasizes the usefulness of the exam in localizing lesions in the central and peripheral nervous system from which differential diagnoses are derived
- Demonstrates the examination of the brachial plexus, cervical plexus, chronic regional pain patients is demonstrated - not found in other manuals of neurological examination
- Reintroduces the use of drifts, the arm roll and parietal copy to clinical neurology.
Content:
Chapter 1 The History (pages 1โ10):
Chapter 2 Mental Status (pages 11โ15):
Chapter 3 Cranial Nerves (pages 16โ75):
Chapter 4 The Motor System (pages 76โ126):
Chapter 5 Posture, Stance and Spinal Movement (pages 127โ135):
Chapter 6 Involuntary Movements (pages 136โ152):
Chapter 7 Basic Principles for the Sensory Examination (pages 153โ167):
Chapter 8 Common Patterns of Abnormal Sensation (pages 168โ188):
Chapter 9 The Motor Sensory Links (pages 189โ206):
Chapter 10 Coordination (pages 207โ214):
Chapter 11 Disorders of Speech (pages 215โ224):
Chapter 12 Apraxias (pages 225โ228):
Chapter 13 Agnosia (pages 229โ234):
Chapter 14 The Unconscious Patient (pages 235โ253):
Chapter 15 The Autonomic Nervous System (pages 254โ260):