This volume investigates the clinical phenomenology, neurobiological underpinnings, and diagnostic frameworks necessary for the effective management of Tourette's syndrome and associated behavioral disorders. Dr. Roger M. Kurlan, a recognized expert in movement disorders, synthesizes current research to provide a comprehensive reference for clinicians and researchers. The text evaluates the evolution of diagnostic criteria, the genetic components of etiology, and the practical application of therapeutic strategies in a clinical setting.

Experts in the field of neurology frequently cite this text as a foundational resource for understanding the complexities of tic disorders. Readers often note the high density of clinical data, which serves as a standard reference for practitioners and medical students alike.