Practice of Neural Science : A Case-Based Approach / John C. M. Brust.

Format:

Book

Contributor:

Brust, John C. M., ed.

McGraw-Hill Companies.

Series:

McGraw-Hill's AccessNeurology.

McGraw-Hill's AccessNeurology

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Neurologic examination.

Nervous system--Diseases--Case studies.

Nervous system.

Nervous system--Diseases--Diagnosis.

Physical Description:

1 online resource : illustrations, figures, tables.

Other Title:

Practice of Neural Science: A Case-Based Approach

AccessNeurology.

Place of Publication:

New York, N.Y. : McGraw-Hill Education LLC., c2021.

Contents:

Mostly Somatosensory

Glove-Stocking Sensory Loss

Lancinating Pain, Sensory Ataxia

Unilateral Pain and Allodynia

Unilateral Paroxysmal Paresthesias

Unilateral Stabbing Face Pain

Mostly Visual

Acquired Achromatopsia

Bitemporal Hemianopia

Left Homonymous Hemianopia

Scintillating Scotoma

Transient Monocular Blindness

Unilateral Central Scotoma

Mostly Auditory or Vestibular

Hearing Loss, Recurrent Vertigo

Hearing Loss, Unsteady Gait

Sudden Vertigo, Inability to Stand

Mostly Olfactory

Anosmia

Olfactory Hallucinations

Mostly Motor

Ascending Paralysis with Respiratory Compromise

Cranial and Limb Paralysis with Preserved Vertical Gaze

Distal Limb Weakness and Myotonia

Episodic Limb Weakness

Focal Motor Seizure

Hemichorea

Hereditary Distal Limb Weakness

Motor Neglect

Myoclonus

Paroxysmal Muscle Spasms with Respiratory Compromise

Progressive Dysarthria and Dysphagia

Progressive Gait Ataxia

Progressive Proximal Weakness, Autosomal Recessive

Progressive Proximal Weakness, X-Linked Recessive

Progressive Unilateral Limb Ataxia

Progressive Weakness with Atrophy, Fasciculations, and Hyperactive Tendon Reflexes

Ptosis and Diplopia

Rapidly Progressive Cranial and Limb Weakness

Sudden Unilateral Face, Arm, and Leg Weakness

Tremor, Rigidity, and Bradykinesia

Vertical Ophthalmoplegia, Dysarthria, and Dysphagia

Mostly Autonomic

Orthostatic Syncope

Unilateral Ptosis and Miosis

Mixed Disorders: Somatosensory, Motor, and Autonomic

Bilaterally Impaired Pinprick and Temperature Sensation in Medial Hand and Forearm

Diplopia, Sensory Loss, Ataxic Gait, and Labile Mood

Distal Limb Weakness and Numbness

Left Facial Numbness and Impaired Left Eye Abduction

Left Facial Weakness and Loss of Taste Sensation

Left Oculomotor Palsy and Right Arm And Leg Tremor and Dysmetria

Low Back Pain Radiating to Lateral Foot

Paraplegia and Loss of Pinprick and Temperature Sensation Below T10 with Preserved Proprioception

Posttraumatic Burning Pain and Allodynia

Progressive Sensory Ataxia and Extensor Plantar Responses

Progressive Weakness and Numbness of the Right Hand

Right Face Weakness, Left Arm and Leg Weakness, and Right Gaze Palsy

Right Leg Weakness and Left Leg Impaired Pinprick and Temperature Sensation

Spastic Paraplegia and Sensory Loss Below T6

Spontaneous Left Shoulder Pain and Weakness

Symptoms and Signs Not Conforming to Plausible Central or Peripheral Nervous System Anatomy

Vertigo, Left Limb Ataxia, and Loss of Pinprick and Temperature Sensation in Left Face and Right Arm and Leg

Disorders of Consciousness

Coma, Pinpoint Pupils, and Absent Horizontal Eye Movements

Episodic Irresistible Sleepiness, Emotionally Triggered Weakness, and Visual Hallucinations

Hereditary Insomnia, Enacted Dreams, Dysautonomia, and Myoclonus

Postanoxic Unresponsiveness with Preserved Brain Stem Reflexes

Posttraumatic Coma, Left Extensor Plantar Response, and Right Dilated, Unreactive Pupil

Tremor, Severe Inattentiveness, and Agitation

Disorders of Language, Praxis, Gnosis, and Thought

Alexia Without Agraphia

Anosognosia for Blindness

Auditory Agnosia

Avolition, Alogia, and Auditory Hallucinations

Depression Alternating with Mania

Disinhibition Progressing to Dementia and Abulia

Encephalopathy, Restricted Eye Movements, and Ataxic Gait

Episodic Fear and Tonic-Clonic Convulsions

Fluent Aphasia with Loss of Speech Comprehension

Hemineglect

Involuntary Movements and Vocalizations

Progressive Dementia and Abnormal Movements

Progressive Loss of Episodic Memory

Prosopagnosia

Right Hemiparesis and Nonfluent Agrammatic Aphasia

Right Leg Weakness and Left Arm Apraxia

Stimulus-Induced Auditory and Visual Hallucinations.

Notes:

Includes bibliographical references and indexes.

Description based on cover image and table of contents, viewed on May 10, 2021.

Other Format:

Online version: Practice of Neural Science : A Case-Based Approach.

ISBN:

9781264258956 (print-ISBN)

126425895X (print-ISBN)

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