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Thoroughly revised for the paperback edition, this practical volume describes the different modes of transmission of neurological conditions and how they may be identified, and assesses the risk of recurrence. The text is illustrated with photographs of representative clinical conditions and features extensive reference to the existing literature of genetic disorderss, both rare and common. From reviews of the cloth: "Well worth owning....An encyclopedic reference."--Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease. "Coherent, well-organized, extremely well-documented...with 134 pages of references....A fine book to take to the clinic, as well as the library."--The New England Journal of Medicine
This volume investigates the complex intersection of genetic inheritance patterns and the clinical manifestation of neurological disorders. Dr. Michael Baraitser, a recognized authority in medical genetics, provides a systematic framework for identifying transmission modes and calculating recurrence risks. The text synthesizes clinical observation with existing genetic literature to offer a comprehensive diagnostic resource for practitioners.
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Medical professionals and reviewers frequently cite this work as an encyclopedic and well-organized reference for clinical settings. Experts highlight the extensive documentation and practical utility of the text as a foundational resource for neurologists and geneticists.
Page Count:
516
Publication Date:
1985-11-14
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0192615408
ISBN-13:
9780192615404
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