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Neurology remains an integral area within the medical curriculum and clinical practice. This volume provides a logical approach to understanding the fundamental concepts that underlie common neurological conditions and reflects the exciting advances in their diagnosis and management. It offers concise coverage of the history, examination and investigations relevant to neurology; the analysis and differential diagnosis of common presenting symptoms as well as the clinical features and management of important neurological disorders.

Crash Course Neurology

will provide a solid foundation not only for medical students preparing for exams and postgraduates working towards MRCP, but is also an excellent reference for those working in hospital medicine and general practice.

  • More than 200 tables and illustrations present clinical, diagnostic and practical information in an easy-to-follow manner
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The (printed) 'Updated Edition' now comes with added value access to the complete, downloadable eBook version via Student Consult.? Search, read and revise whilst on the move and use the interactive self-assessment to test your understanding.? Crash Course - a more flexible, practical learning package than ever before.

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Series editor foreword v
Preface vii
Acknowledgements ix
Dedication xi
Part I History, Examination and Common Investigations
1(30)
1 Taking a history
3(4)
Structure of the history
3(4)
2 The neurological examination
7(18)
Mental state and higher cerebral functions
7(1)
Speech
8(2)
Gait
10(1)
Cranial nerves
10(8)
The motor system
18(5)
The sensory system
23(1)
General examination
24(1)
3 Further investigations
25(6)
Routine investigations
25(1)
Neurophysiological investigations
25(4)
Imaging of the nervous system
29(2)
Part II The Patient Presents With
31(92)
4 Disorders of higher cerebral function
33(6)
Frontal lobe
33(2)
Parietal lobe
35(1)
Temporal lobe
36(1)
Dysphasia
37(1)
Occipital lobe
37(2)
5 Disturbances of consciousness
39(10)
Transient loss of consciousness
39(3)
Driving and episodes of disturbances of consciousness
42(1)
Coma
42(5)
Brainstem death
47(2)
6 Headache
49(4)
History
51(1)
Examination
52(1)
7 Disorders of smell and taste
53(4)
Differential diagnosis
53(1)
Examination
54(1)
Investigations
55(2)
8 Visual impairment
57(6)
The anatomical path of light stimulation
57(1)
Blood supply to the visual pathway
58(1)
Clinical features to aid localization of a lesion
59(1)
Differential diagnosis of visual loss
60(2)
Optic atrophy
62(1)
9 Disorders of the pupils and eye movements
63(12)
Pupillary reflexes
63(1)
Differential diagnosis of pupil disorders
64(2)
Disorders of eye movements
66(9)
10 Facial sensory loss and weakness
75(6)
The trigeminal nerve
75(1)
Differential diagnosis of facial sensory loss
75(3)
Facial nerve
78(3)
11 Deafness, tinnitus, dizziness and vertigo
81(8)
Deafness and tinnitus
81(1)
The auditory system
81(1)
Differential diagnosis of deafness
81(2)
Differential diagnosis of tinnitus
83(1)
The vestibular system
84(1)
Differential diagnosis of dizziness and vertigo
84(2)
Investigations for vertigo
86(3)
12 Dysarthria, dysphonia and dysphagia
89(4)
Definitions
89(1)
Dysarthria
89(2)
Dysphagia
91(1)
Dysphonia
91(2)
13 Cerebellar dysfunction
93(4)
Clinical features of cerebellar dysfunction
93(2)
Localization of a cerebellar lesion
95(2)
14 Movement disorders
97(6)
The anatomical basis and classification of movement disorders
97(1)
The hyperkinetic movement disorders: tremor and dystonia
97(2)
Dystonia
99(2)
The hyperkinetic movement disorders: chorea, tics and myoclonus
101(2)
15 Limb weakness
103(10)
Neuroanatomy
103(1)
Terminology
104(1)
Upper motor neuron weakness
104(1)
Upper motor neuron syndromes
105(2)
Lower motor neuron weakness
107(1)
Lower motor neuron syndromes
108(2)
Disorders of the neuromuscular junction
110(1)
Myopathy
110(3)
16 Limb sensory symptoms
113(6)
Dorsal (posterior) column pathway
113(1)
Spinothalamic pathway
113(1)
Trophic skin changes and ulcers
113(1)
Sensory syndromes
114(5)
17 Disorders of gait
119(4)
Practical approach to the assessment of gait
119(1)
Differential diagnosis of disorders of gait
120(3)
Part III Diseases and Disorders
123(166)
18 Dementia
125(6)
Definition
125(1)
Differential diagnoses
125(1)
Epidemiology
125(1)
General clinical features
125(1)
History
126(1)
Examination
126(1)
Investigations
126(1)
Management
127(1)
Primary neurodegenerative dementias
128(2)
Vasculitis
130(1)
Dementia as a part of other degenerative diseases
130(1)
Pseudodementia
130(1)
19 Epilepsy
131(8)
Definitions
131(1)
Classification of seizures
131(1)
Epidemiology
131(1)
Aetiology
131(2)
Clinical features
133(1)
History and investigations to aid diagnosis
134(1)
Differential diagnoses
135(1)
Drug treatment
135(2)
Status epilepticus
137(1)
Neurosurgical treatment of epilepsy
137(1)
Mortality of epilepsy
137(1)
Driving and epilepsy
138(1)
20 Headache and craniofacial pains
139(6)
Tension-type headache
139(1)
Migraine
139(1)
Cluster headache
140(1)
Other neurological causes of headache and craniofacial pain
141(1)
Non-neurological causes of headache and craniofacial pain
142(3)
21 Parkinson's disease and other extrapyramidal disorders
145(8)
Akinetic--rigid syndromes
145(5)
Neuroleptic-induced movement disorders
150(1)
Restless legs syndrome
151(2)
22 Cranial nerve lesions
153(6)
Olfactory nerve (first, I)
153(1)
Optic nerve (second, II)
153(1)
Oculomotor (third, III), trochlear (fourth, IV) and abducens nerves (sixth, VI)
154(1)
Trigeminal nerve (fifth, V)
155(1)
Facial nerve (seventh, VII)
156(1)
Vestibulocochlear nerve (eighth, VIII)
157(1)
Lower cranial nerves (glossopharyngeal, vagus, accessory and hypoglossal)
158(1)
23 Diseases affecting the spinal cord (myelopathy)
159(10)
Anatomy
159(1)
Major pathways within the spinal cord
159(2)
Causes of spinal cord disease
161(8)
24 Motor neuron disease
169(4)
Types and clinical features of motor neuron disease
169(1)
Pathogenesis
170(1)
Differential diagnosis
171(1)
Diagnosis
171(1)
Treatment
171(2)
25 Radiculopathy and plexopathy
173(4)
Anatomy
173(1)
Radiculopathy (spinal nerve root lesions)
173(2)
Plexopathies
175(2)
26 Disorders of the peripheral nerves
177(12)
Anatomy
177(1)
Definitions of neuropathies
177(1)
Symptoms of neuropathy
178(1)
Investigation of peripheral neuropathy
179(1)
Specific neuropathies
180(9)
27 Disorders of the neuromuscular junction
189(4)
Myasthenia gravis
189(2)
Lambert--eaton myasthenic syndrome
191(1)
Other myasthenic syndromes
192(1)
Botulinum toxin
192(1)
28 Disorders of skeletal muscle
193(8)
Anatomy
193(1)
Clinical features of muscle disease (myopathy)
193(1)
Investigation of muscle disease
194(1)
Specific diseases
195(6)
29 Vascular diseases of the nervous system
201(14)
Cerebrovascular disease
201(8)
Intracranial haemorrhage
209(2)
Cerebrovascular involvement in vasculitis
211(1)
Cerebral venous thrombosis
211(1)
Dissection
211(1)
Vascular disease of the spinal cord
212(3)
30 Neuro-oncology
215(8)
Types of intracranial tumour
215(1)
Clinical features of intracranial tumours
216(2)
Investigations
218(1)
Treatment
219(1)
Prognosis
219(1)
Neurological complications of cancer
220(3)
31 Infections of the nervous system
223(14)
General conditions
223(6)
Specific organisms and their associated diseases
229(8)
32 Multiple sclerosis
237(6)
Epidemiology
237(1)
Pathogenesis
237(1)
Pathology
237(1)
Clinical features
237(2)
Differential diagnosis
239(1)
Investigations
239(1)
Diagnosis
240(1)
Management
240(1)
Other central demyelinating diseases
241(2)
33 Systemic disease and the nervous system
243(4)
Endocrine disorders
243(1)
Haematological disorders
244(1)
Gastrointestinal disorders
244(1)
Renal disorders
245(1)
Vasculitides and connective tissue disorders
245(1)
Cardiac disorders
245(1)
Other multisystem diseases
245(2)
34 The effects of vitamin deficiencies and toxins on the nervous system
247(4)
Vitamin deficiencies
247(1)
Toxins
248(3)
35 Hereditary conditions affecting the nervous system
251(38)
The neurocutaneous syndromes
251(2)
Hereditary ataxias
253(1)
Inherited neuropathies
253(1)
Inborn errors of metabolism
253(2)
Self-Assessment
255(2)
Single best answer questions (SBAs)
257(10)
Extended-matching questions (EMQs)
267(6)
SBA answers
273(10)
EMQ answers
283(2)
Objective structured clinical examination (OSCE) stations
285(4)
Glossary 289(4)
Index 293