Neurological Examination Made Easy

by Geraint Fuller

Many medical students find neurological examination to be extremely complicated and difficult. In this text, Dr Fuller provides a simple framework for performing straightforward neurological examinations, giving essential background information and a "What to Do" guide of hints and common mistakes. Diagrams and flow-charts are used extensively throughout the text, providing a logical routine for examination, interpretation and diagnosis.

Genres: Medicine, Science

228 pages, Paperback

First published January 27, 1999

Reviews

[Lulu]

book written by an excellent British neurologist that helps you think how a neurologist thinks, i.e where is lesion? what is lesion? How to take a history…Lots of flowcharts and diagrams. If there is just one book you should look at for neuro, this is it. Your consultants/attendings will think you're some kind of neuro prodigy :)

[Lily E · Rating 3 out of 5]

Over simplified, but good for medical students and quick acess.

[Joaquim Brasil-Neto · Rating 4 out of 5]

Very good! I am sure it has been very helpful to young neurologists...