
A major success in its debut edition, the Adams and Victor Handbook serves as a concise, but thorough summary of the clinical portions of the new fifth edition of Principles of Neurology. The organization parallels the textbook and features the logical progression of "Approach to the Patient" followed by the "Clinical Manifestations of Disease" and then coverage of specific neurological diseases and syndromes. The focus of the handbook is on-the-spot diagnosis and management. An overview of psychiatric disorders is also included.
This handbook serves as a condensed clinical reference designed to facilitate rapid diagnosis and management of neurological conditions based on the core principles established in the parent textbook. The authors, building upon the foundational work of Adams and Victor, provide a structured framework that mirrors the clinical sections of the primary text. By organizing content into logical sequences—ranging from patient approach to specific disease manifestations—the text provides practitioners with a portable tool for bedside decision-making.
What You Will Find
Scope Limits
Medical professionals and students frequently identify this handbook as a highly efficient resource for quick clinical reference during rounds. Experts highlight the text for its ability to distill complex neurological data into a manageable, portable format without sacrificing clinical accuracy.
Page Count:
517
Publication Date:
1993-01-01
Publisher:
Mcgraw-Hill
ISBN-10:
0070003467
ISBN-13:
9780070003460
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