
Here is a comprehensive study of genetically determined conditions that affect the central and peripheral nervous system. The emphasis is on the diagnosis, mode of inheritance, and recurrence risks. Neurological conditions which have recently been localized to specific places on the genome are discussed at the molecular level, and new DNA based sciences are covered from the perspective of the neurologist. This complete guide provides references to the original literature in order to help the clinician in the event of a conflict.
This text investigates the intersection of clinical neurology and human genetics to provide a framework for diagnosing and understanding hereditary neurological conditions. Dr. Michael Baraitser, a recognized authority in medical genetics, synthesizes clinical observations with molecular data to assist practitioners in identifying inheritance patterns and recurrence risks. The work serves as a bridge between traditional neurological practice and the rapidly evolving field of genomic medicine.
What You Will Find
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Clinicians and medical researchers frequently cite this monograph as a foundational reference for understanding the genetic basis of neurological disorders. Experts highlight the text's utility in bridging the gap between molecular discovery and bedside diagnostic practice.
Page Count:
752
Publication Date:
1990-04-12
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
019261813X
ISBN-13:
9780192618139
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