Localization in Clinical Neurology

This volume, as all previous editions, is directed at the “frontline” clinicians caring for patients with neurologic diseases. Much new material has been added and a number of video case studies have now been incorporated to illustrate various principles of localization. Despite recent advances in neuroimaging, neurophysiologic techniques, and so on, there is still no substitute for an accurate neurologic history and examination to diagnose and localize neurologic processes.