| Description |
1 online resource (286 pages) |
| Contents |
Contributing authors; preface; acknowledgment; section 1 neuromuscular; case 1 bilateral carpal tunnel in pregnan; case 2 ulnar neuropathy at the elbow; case 3 peripheral facial nerve palsy; case 4 hypoglossal nerve palsy; case 5 brachial plexopathy (parsonage-turner syndrome); case 6 polyneuropathy/sensory neuronopathy; case 7 l-5 radiculopathy (disc herniation); case 8 foot drop: history of arthroscopic surgery; case 9 motor neuron disease; case 10 myasthenia gravis; case 11 myotonic dystrophy; section 2; section 2 spinal cord; case 12 posttraumatic cervical syringomyelia |
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Case 13 lumbar myelomeningocele/spina bifidacase 14 cervical myelopathy (sarcoidosis); case 15 ischemic myelopathy (antiphospholipidantibody syndrome); case 16 paraparesis after nitrous oxide anesthesia; section 3 behavioral neurology; case 17 nonfluent aphasia secondary to leftfrontal infarction; case 18 nonfluent aphasia secondary to lica occlusion; case 19 fluent aphasia secondary to left posteriortemporal infarction; case 20 wernicke aphasia secondary to left mca infarction; case 21 primary progressive aphasia; case 22 alien hand syndrome secondary to leftfrontal/callosal infarction |
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CASE 23 ALEXIA WITHOUT AGRAPHIACASE 24 GERSTMANN PLUS SYNDROME; CASE 25 ANTERIOR OPERCULAR SYNDROME (FOIX-CHAVANY-MARIE); CASE 26 AMNESIA (PCA INFARCT); CASE 27 DEMENTIA (EARLY ALZHEIMER DISEASE); CASE 28 DEMENTIA (LATE ALZHEIMER DISEASE); SECTION 4 CEREBROVASCULAR; CASE 29 ASYMPTOMATIC CAROTID ARTERY STENOSIS; CASE 30 VERTEBROBASILAR TIAs: BASILAR ARTERY STENOSIS; CASE 31 DYSPHAGIA/IMBALANCE: VERTEBRAL ARTERY STENOSIS; CASE32 PURE MOTOR HEMIPARESIS DUE TO CAPSULARLACUNAR INFARCTION; CASE 33 ATAXIC HEMIPARESIS DUE TO PONTINE INFARCTION; CASE 34 LEFT INTERNAL CAROTID ARTERY DISSECTION |
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Case 35 wallenberg syndrome secondaryto vertebral artery dissectioncase 36 multiple cerebral infarctions due toantiphospholipid antibody syndrome; case 37 pseudobulbar palsy (multiple strokes); case 38 watershed infarcts; case 39 moyamoya syndrome associated with down syndrome; case40 takayasu's arteritis; case 41 recurrent facial palsies (vzv) followed bycerebral infarction; case 42 multiple lobar hemorrhages due tocerebral amyloid angiopathy; case 43 pure sensory stroke due to thalamic hemorrhage; case 44 superior sagittal sinus thrombosis; section 5 extrapyramidal |
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Case 45 parkinsonian tremorcase 46 essential tremor; case 47 parkinsonian plus essential tremor; case 48 parkinson's disease; case 49 torticollis; case 50 cerebral palsy/dystonia; case 51 spinal myoclonus/carcinoma of the ovary; case 52 palatal myoclonus due to medullary inf; case 53 lacunar hemichoreoathetosis; case 54 paraneoplastic chorea/sensory neuronopathy; case 55 hemifacial spasm; case 56 tic disorder; case 57 hemidystonia (sarcoidosis); case 58 acute dystonic reaction; section 6 cerebellar; case 59 ataxia due to bilateral pica infarctions; case 60 cerebellar ataxia |
| Summary |
Featuring 102 video clips of patients with diverse neurologic problems, this text/DVD package is a powerful educational tool for mastering the clinical practice of neurologic diagnosis. Through real-time videos of comprehensive neurologic examinations, the authors demonstrate the techniques and reasoning that lead to accurate diagnosis. Each case begins with a patient history or vignette and then shows the neurologic examination, the signs and symptoms elicited, and photos from imaging or other studies. Concise text describes the examination, the findings, and the diagnosis. Also included are |
| Notes |
Case 61 hereditary ataxia |
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Print version record |
| Subject |
Neurology -- Outlines, syllabi, etc
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Neurology
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| Genre/Form |
Outlines and syllabi
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| ISBN |
9781469877396 |
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1469877392 |
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