Blueprints Neurology

by Frank W. Drislane, Michael Benatar, Juan A. Acosta

Blueprints Neurology provides students with a complete review of the key topics and concepts—perfect for clerkship rotations and the USMLE. This edition has been completely updated—including new diagnostic and treatment information throughout—while maintaining its succinct, organized, and concise style. 100 board-format questions and answers with complete correct and incorrect answer explanations appear at the end of the book.

Genres: Textbooks, Medical, Medicine

219 pages, Paperback

First published May 15, 2002

Reviews

[Dr. Amanda]

Pretty solid overview of neuro

[Jen Bergeron]

Read chapters of this, not the whole thing. I thought the sensory chapter was a little too basic for what I needed as a 4th year (I guess all the neuroanatomy as a whole was pretty light), but was useful for individual disease states and had good tables for medications (movement disorders and seizures).

[David Walker]

A good medical student study book for the neurology clinical rotation.

[Dustin]

Unpalatable. Some tables are really well done, but the rest is not worth the read.

[Prisha]

Surprisingly a good textbook