The second edition of Short Cases in Clinical Neurology is fully revised and updated to incorporate all recent advances, making it a quick and handy guide on the subject. The book focuses on the hows and whys of clinical neurology. It includes extensive factual material on individual clinical diagnosis, though the emphasis is on giving important information in an easy sequential way for clinical examination to reach proper diagnosis with neurologic conditions.

The book covers what clinicians need to know to assess and manage the patients they will encounter in general medical practice, including the application of a logical approach to diagnosis, neurologic examination and the way to interpret the findings.

It includes:

High-yield information is emphasized throughout the text to highlight key facts for easy retention.
Short, easy-to-read chapters to help the busy resident, fellow and clinician on the go.
Everything clinicians need to know in one comprehensive resource.
Expanded coverage-related questions for assessing self-assessment.