Textbook of Clinical Neurology

by Christopher G. Goetz, Eric J. Pappert MD

This excellent clinical reference provides information on the correlation of the anatomic diagnosis with the etiologic diagnosis. Coverage includes the functional anatomy of the neurologic examination in detail and offers tests that neurologists may use beyond the bedside exam. Also describes etiologic diagnosis and the treatment of all of the major neurologic diseases. Extensively cross-referenced with tables which correlate findings and disease states. Features over 730 illustrations and includes a CD-ROM of the entire text with video segments demonstrating movement disorders, neurologic tests, and more!

1220 pages, Hardcover

First published September 12, 2007

Reviews

[Pheonix Jones · Rating 5 out of 5]

Have you ever wanted to know exactly how to tell what is happening in the brain after a serious accident? The Textbook of Clinical Neurology by Christopher Gotez is an informational text for those aspiring to go into the field of Neurology. Based on other medical publications, The Textbook of Clinical Neurology leads the reader on a path to understanding through imagery so that they may comprehend what is happening in the brain after a traumatic incident as well as how to decipher physical signal given off by their patient. Christopher Gotez uses the process of metacognition to relay information and ensure that the reader really understands and remembers all of the compact information found in this book. I highly recommend this to anyone looking into neurology as a major in college as well as those who are just looking to expand their knowledge of the brain.