Neurology, 4th Edition

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1. Organization of the nervous system
2. Neurological thinking
3. Pathological processes in neurology
4. History taking
5. Examination
6. Speech and higher function
7. The eyes and visual system
8. Fundoscopy
9. Cranial nerves 1, 3 6
10. Other cranial nerves
11. Limbs
12. Limbs
13. Gait, coordination and abnormal movements
14. Neuroradiology
15. Neurophysiological investigations
16. Nerve conduction studies and electromyography
17. Neurogenetics
18. Cerebrospinal fluid and lumbar puncture
19. Headache
20. Blackouts and funny do's
21. Giddiness
22. Intracranial pressure
23. Coma and alteration of consciousness
24. Confusion and delirium
25. Dementia
26. Disturbances of vision
27. Weakness
28. Numbness and sensory disturbance
29. Walking difficulties and clumsiness
30. Stroke I
31. Stroke II
32. Stroke III
33. Transient ischaemic attacks and prevention of strokes
34. Subarachnoid haemorrhage
35. Epilepsy I
36. Epilepsy II
37. Head injury
38. Spinal cord syndromes
39. Radiculopathy
40. Multiple sclerosis I
41. Multiple sclerosis II
42. Parkinson's disease and other akinetic rigid syndromes I
43. Parkinson's disease and other akinetic rigid syndromes II
44. Other movement disorders
45. CNS neoplasia I
46. CNS neoplasia II
47. Infections of the nervous system I
48. Infections of the nervous system II
49. Peripheral neuropathies I
50. Peripheral neuropathies II
51. Common peripheral nerve lesions
52. Disorders of the motor neurone
53. Disorders of the neuromuscular junction
54. Muscle disease
55. The autonomic nervous system
56. Functional disorders
57. Sleep and sleep disorders
58. Neurology and psychiatry
59. Rehabilitation
60. Case histories
61. Case histories
62. Appendix I
63. Appendix II
64. Appendix III

Geraint Fuller, MD, FRCP, Consultant Neurologist, Gloucester Royal Hospital, Gloucester, UK and Mark R. Manford, BSc, MB, BS, MD, MRCP, Consultant Neurologist, Department of Neurology, Bedford Hospital, Bedford, UK