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The ability to make a neurological diagnosis depends above all on the capacity to understand the patient's history, to carry out a reliable examination and to interpret neurological symptons and signs. 'Clinical Skills in Neurology' is a guide to the tricks of the trade in neurology - providing the student with the information needed to cope with neurological problems and their assessment.Divided into three sections, this book provides a fully illustrated guide and problem-orientated approach to neurological examination and clinical management.Chapter 1 covers the taking of the history and the technique of examination.Chapter 2 looks at common problems and their assessment, offering strategies built on critical points extracted in either the history or the examination.Chapter 3 covers available investigations - reviewing their use and application.Based on the successful 'Neurological Skills' but completly updated and revised with the addition of a substantial amount of new material, 'Clinical Skills in Neurology' should achieve its to provide a complete primer of neurological diagnosis which should help to build the confidence of any student approaching a neurological examination. This book attempts to demystify neurology but retain its fascination.
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Clinical Skills in Neurology, Michael J. G. Harrison
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- Année de publication
- 1996
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- Titre
- Clinical Skills in Neurology
- Langue
- Anglais
- Auteurs
- Michael J. G. Harrison
- Éditeur
- Butterworth-Heinemann
- Publié
- 1996
- Format
- souple
- ISBN10
- 0750625201
- ISBN13
- 9780750625203
- Séries
- Mots clés
- Neurologie
- Description
- The ability to make a neurological diagnosis depends above all on the capacity to understand the patient's history, to carry out a reliable examination and to interpret neurological symptons and signs. 'Clinical Skills in Neurology' is a guide to the tricks of the trade in neurology - providing the student with the information needed to cope with neurological problems and their assessment.Divided into three sections, this book provides a fully illustrated guide and problem-orientated approach to neurological examination and clinical management.Chapter 1 covers the taking of the history and the technique of examination.Chapter 2 looks at common problems and their assessment, offering strategies built on critical points extracted in either the history or the examination.Chapter 3 covers available investigations - reviewing their use and application.Based on the successful 'Neurological Skills' but completly updated and revised with the addition of a substantial amount of new material, 'Clinical Skills in Neurology' should achieve its to provide a complete primer of neurological diagnosis which should help to build the confidence of any student approaching a neurological examination. This book attempts to demystify neurology but retain its fascination.