Textbook of Clinical Neurology

Designed around the three-step process used by clinical neurologists to diagnose and treat their patients, Textbook of
Clinical Neurology, 2nd Edition covers anatomical localization and definition of clinical syndromes based on history and examination; the use of diagnostic tools to confirm a diagnosis; and the etiology and pathophysiology of neurological illnesses to establish a cause of disorders. This logical and uniform format makes it easy to use for reference and in clinical practice. The accompanying CD-ROM includes the full text and illustrations from the book, a search engine, clinical exercises, and video clips. NOTE: The CD-ROM is only compatible with Windows.

• Approaches patients as neurologists do in practice.
• Highlights links between neurological anatomy, diagnostic studies, and therapeutic procedures with helpful tables.

• Revises and updates al chapters, including neuroimaging, developmental and structural disorders,
  enzymatic and storage disease, hereditary disorders, and molecular biology.
• Emphasizes molecular biological advances and diagnosis of neurological disorders.
• Discusses new neuroimaging diagnostic tools and their application.
• Integrates neurological and neurosurgical treatments.
• Highlights the latest references in Review and Update sections.
• Features new international contributors.
• Includes Windows-compatible CD-ROM with full text, a search engine, clinical exercises, and video clips demonstrating movement disorders, neurologic tests, and more.
• Presents new illustrations.

Christopher G Goetz, MD, Professor and Associate Chairman, Department of Neurological Sciences, Rush University, Rush-Presbyterian-St. Luke's Medical Center, Chicago, IL