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Check for Availabilityout of stock. Click on the button below to search for this title in other formats.  Neurological Disorders: Course and Treatment
Synopses & ReviewsPublisher Comments:Neurological Disorders is an authoritative elaboration of the course, treatment, and specific management of neurological disorders written and edited by internationally recognized neurologists. The volume is superbly organized, covering in 13 sections everything from single symptoms to disorders, in particular cerebral vascular disorders, infections and inflammation, tumors, metabolic and movement disorders, muscle disorders, neuroendocrine disorders, cognitiveand behavioral disorders, and intensive care. Additionally, Neurological Disorders uses tables and gives a scholarly overview of alternative treatment regimens. Key Features * Deals with not only the average patient, but also exceptional cases and complications * Includes specific data on the expected success of therapy * Contrasts established and new treatment regimens and compares them with largely discontinued practices * Covers: * Acute and chronic pain (including headaches) * Cranial nerves and brainstem disorders * Cognitive and behavioral disorders (including epilepsy, sleep disorders, aphasia) * Cerebrovascular disorders (including stroke) * Infections and inflammatory diseases * Intensive care in neurology * Tumors and developmental disorders * Metabolic and progressive disorders * Movement disorders * Muscle and peripheral nervous system * Endocrine and autonomic function * Neurological side effects of therapy * Molecular genetics of neurological disorders Book News Annotation:Provides a comprehensive source of neurological therapy, applicable
not only to the average patient but also to exceptional cases and
covering alternative therapies and complications as well. Specific
data on the expected success of therapy, prognostic factors, and
limitations are included. Arranged in topical sections by type of
disorder, e.g. cognitive and behavioral, cerebrovascular, movement,
metabolic and progressive, each chapter covers clinical aspects,
natural course, principles of therapy, practical management, and
treatments no longer recommended. The last chapter summarizes
relevant side effects of drugs used in neurology.
Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com) Table of Contentstary Names. C. Urban and H.C. Diener, Appendix 2: List of Drugs and Chapters Where Cited. Subject Index. What Our Readers Are SayingBe the first to add a comment for a chance to win!Product Details
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