This volume is a guide to the neurological examination as well as an interpretation of abnormal neurological signs and a description of commonly employed ancillary laboratory techniques. In the course of his training the physician will have been taught the routine of a neurological survey. Further experience can provide increasing familiarity with the examination, as well as with an understanding of the central neurological problem. This manual therefore seeks to provide help for both complete and selective examinations, since it must be assumed that the doctor, for want of time, may be forced to perform a partial examination directed toward the chief or presenting problem.
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