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9780340646113

Clinical Neurology

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  • ISBN13:

    9780340646113

  • ISBN10:

    034064611X

  • Edition: 2nd
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 1998-06-25
  • Publisher: Hodder Education Publishers
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Summary

The second edition of this concise handbook has been produced to help junior doctors, those preparing for the MRCP examination and practising physicians to have a better understanding of the principles of neurology. The basic aims of history-taking, careful neurological examination andassessment of the probable anatomic site or sites of the lesion remain the core of this work which has been expanded to include new sections on neuro-imaging, AIDS and rehabilitation.As in the first edition, emphasis has been given to common neurological disorders presented in a clear and accessible manner. The chapters on ataxias, peripheral neuropathies and muscle diseases have been updated to include new classifications and the identification of some disorders by DNA testing.Material has also been added to take acccount of the latest advances in therapy and of the recent developments in genetics of some neurological disorders.

Table of Contents

Contributors viii(2)
Preface to the second edition x(4)
Acknowledgements xi
1 INTRODUCTION
2(17)
Epidemiology
2(1)
Anatomical diagnosis
3(6)
Pathological diagnosis
9(1)
Special investigations
10(1)
Electrodiagnostic tests
10(5)
Cerebrospinal fluid
15(3)
References and further reading
18(1)
2 NEUROIMAGING
19(18)
Introduction
19(1)
Plain X-rays
19(1)
CT and MRI
20(9)
Angiography
29(4)
Myelography
33(1)
Doppler sonography
34(1)
Interventional neuroradiology
35(1)
Conclusions
36(1)
References and further reading
36(1)
3 SYMPTOMS OF NEUROLOGICAL DISEASE
37(25)
Headache
37(4)
Pain in the face
41(1)
Blackouts, fits and faints
42(4)
Loss of vision
46(2)
Giddiness
48(2)
Pain in the arm
50(2)
Pain in the leg
52(2)
Difficulty walking
54(4)
Movement disorders
58(1)
Decline of memory, intellect and behaviour
59(2)
References and further reading
61(1)
4 EXAMINATION OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM
62(43)
Neurological examination
62(12)
Specific abnormalities
74(30)
References and further reading
104(1)
5 DISEASES OF MUSCLE AND THE NEUROMUSCULAR JUNCTION
105(21)
Introduction
105(1)
Clinical examination
106(2)
Investigations
108(2)
Duchenne and Becker muscular dystrophy
110(2)
Facioscapulohumeral dystrophy
112(1)
Limb girdle dystrophies
112(1)
Emery-Dreifuss muscular dystrophy
112(1)
Oculopharyngeal muscular dystrophy
113(1)
The glycogen storage diseases
113(1)
Defects of fatty acid metabolism
114(1)
Mitochondrial myopathies
114(1)
The myotonias
115(4)
Malignant hyperthermia
119(1)
The congenital myopathies
119(2)
The inflammatory myopathies
121(2)
Defects of the neuromuscular junction
123(2)
References and further reading
125(1)
6 PERIPHERAL NEUROPATHIES
126(18)
Pathogenesis
126(1)
Symptoms and signs
126(1)
Investigations
127(2)
Inflammatory demyelinating neuropathies
129(3)
Diabetic neuropathies
132(1)
Toxic neuropathies
133(1)
Uraemic neuropathy
133(1)
Critical illness neuropathy
134(1)
Porphyria
134(1)
Vitamin B(12) deficiency
134(1)
Vitamin E deficiency
135(1)
Infective causes
135(2)
Malignancy
137(1)
Disorders of protein metabolism
138(1)
Connective tissue disorders and other vasculitides
139(1)
Inherited neuropathies
140(3)
References and further reading
143(1)
7 NERVE AND ROOT LESIONS
144(14)
Pressure palsies
144(1)
Carpal tunnel syndrome
145(1)
Ulnar nerve lesions
146(1)
Lateral cutaneous nerve of the thigh
147(1)
Lateral popliteal nerve
147(2)
Less common lesions
149(1)
Brachial plexus lesions
149(3)
Cervical root problems
152(2)
Lumbosacral plexus
154(1)
Lumbar root lesions
154(2)
References and further reading
156(2)
8 CRANIAL NERVE SYNDROMES
158(14)
Cranial nerve I
158(1)
Cranial nerve II
158(3)
Cranial nerves III, IV and VI
161(3)
Cranial nerve V
164(1)
Cranial nerve VII
165(2)
Cranial nerve VIII
167(2)
Cranial nerves IX, X, XI and XII
169(1)
References and further reading
170(2)
9 SPINAL DISEASES
172(14)
Anatomical and pathological considerations
172(1)
Symptoms and signs of spinal disease
172(2)
Investigations
174(1)
Principles of surgical treatment
175(2)
Common causes of compression of the contents of the vertebral canal
177(4)
Consideration of disease by spinal section
181(4)
References and further reading
185(1)
10 MOVEMENT DISORDERS
186(19)
Akinetic-rigid syndromes
186(9)
The dyskinesias
195(8)
Drug-induced movement disorders
203(1)
References and further reading
204(1)
11 CEREBELLAR ATAXIAS AND HEREDITARY SPASTIC PARAPLEGIAS
205(14)
Cerebellar disorders
205(1)
Congenital ataxias
205(1)
Early onset hereditary ataxias
206(3)
Early onset metabolic ataxias
209(1)
DNA repair defects
210(1)
Periodic ataxia
210(1)
Late onset hereditary cereballar ataxias
210(2)
Idiopathic degenerative cereballar ataxia
212(1)
The Ramsay Hunt syndrome (progressive myoclonic ataxia)
213(1)
Dentatorubropallidoluysian atrophy (DRPLA)
214(1)
Miscellaneous cerebellar syndromes
214(2)
The hereditary spastic paraplegias
216(2)
References and further reading
218(1)
12 MOTOR NEURONE DISEASE AND SPINAL MUSCULAR ATROPHIES
219(6)
Motor neurone disease
219(3)
Spinal muscular atrophies
222(2)
References and further reading
224(1)
13 DEMENTIA
225(19)
Introduction
225(7)
Types of dementia
232(10)
Management of dementia
242(1)
References and further reading
243(1)
14 EPILEPSY AND SLEEP DISORDERS
244(20)
Epilepsy -- introduction
244(13)
Status epilepticus
257(2)
Sleep disorders
259(3)
References and further reading
262(2)
15 MIGRAINE
264(8)
Migraine with aura (classical migraine)
264(1)
Migraine without aura (common migraine)
264(1)
Migraine variants
265(1)
Migraine equivalents
266(1)
Childhood migraine
266(1)
Tension-type headache
266(1)
Causes of migraine
267(3)
Prevention of migraine
270(1)
References and further reading
271(1)
16 HEAD INJURY
272(11)
Pathophysiology of head trauma
272(4)
Medical management of the head injured patient
276(2)
Management of specific complications of head injury
278(4)
Outcome
282(1)
References and further reading
282(1)
17 RAISED INTRACRANIAL PRESSURE
283(22)
Symptoms and signs
283(1)
Shifts and herniations
284(2)
Hydrocephalus
286(1)
Benign intracranial hypertension
287(2)
Intracranial tumours
289(6)
Posterior fossa tumours
295(2)
Cerebellopontine angle tumours
297(4)
Intracranial abscess
301(2)
Parasitic cysts
303(1)
References and further reading
304(1)
18 INFECTIONS OF THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM
305(19)
Meningitis
305(9)
Encephalitis
314(2)
Cerebral malaria
316(1)
CNS infection in the immunocompromised patient
317(1)
Poliomyelitis
318(1)
Tetanus
319(1)
Lyme disease
320(1)
Syphilis
321(1)
References and further reading
322(2)
19 HIV INFECTIONS AND AIDS
324(9)
Opportunistic infections
324(3)
Lymphoma
327(1)
Conditions unrelated to opportunistic infection
328(2)
Paediatric AIDS
330(1)
Cerebrovascular disease
330(1)
Summary
330(1)
References and further reading
331(2)
20 DEMYELINATING DISEASES OF THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM
333(9)
Introduction
333(1)
Multiple sclerosis
333(5)
Acute disseminated encephelomyelitis
338(1)
Devic's neuromyelitis optica
339(1)
Central pontine myelinolysis
339(1)
Progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy
340(1)
Leukodystrophies
340(1)
Phenylketonuria
341(1)
References and further reading
341(1)
21 PAEDIATRIC NEUROLOGY
342(19)
Disorders of CNS development
342(8)
Cerebral palsy
350(1)
Learning disability
351(4)
Neurometabolic disorders
355(5)
References and further reading
360(1)
22 CEREBROVASCULAR DISEASE
361(19)
Ischaemic stroke
361(2)
TIAs
363(6)
Cerebral haemorrhage
369(3)
Subarachnoid haemorrhage
372(2)
Unusual causes of stroke
374(4)
Prognosis and rehabilitation
378(1)
References and further reading
379(1)
23 NEUROLOGICAL COMPLICATIONS OF MEDICAL DISORDERS
380(19)
The pituitary gland
380(2)
Thyroid disorders
382(1)
Adrenal disturbance
383(1)
Hypoglycaemia
383(1)
Hyperglycaemia
384(1)
Hepatic failure
384(1)
Reye's syndrome
385(1)
Renal failure
385(1)
Electrolyte disturbances
386(1)
Calcium metabolism
387(1)
Vitamin deficiencies
387(2)
Toxic effects
389(3)
Physical insults
392(2)
Connective tissue diseases
394(1)
Remote effects of cancer on the nervous system
395(1)
Behcet's disease
396(1)
Sarcoidosis
397(1)
References and further reading
397(2)
24 PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS
399(20)
Psychiatric diagnosis
399(1)
Neuroses
400(5)
Neuroses and psychoses
405(1)
The psychoses
406(1)
Schizophrenia
407(1)
Affective disorders
408(4)
Organic psychoses
412(1)
Some other psychiatric disorders
413(2)
The Mental Health Act (1983)
415(1)
References and further reading
416(3)
25 NEUROREHABILITATION
419(6)
The size of the problem
419(1)
Aim
419(1)
Assessment
419(2)
Rehabilitation process
421(1)
Aids and appliances
421(1)
Measuring outcome
422(1)
Rehabilitation: where should it be done?
422(1)
References and further reading
423(2)
APPENDICES 425(5)
Proprietary drug names 425(1)
Recognized genetic defects in some selected neurological disorders 426(4)
Index 430

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