Neurological disease testing and diagnosis

Author: Zhang Xu et al. (Editor-in-Chief)
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Publish Date: 2006-12-01
Features: Adhering to the principle of "classic, cutting-edge, practical, with equal emphasis on theory and technology," this book aims to comprehensively and systematically introduce neurological diseases that require examination, diagnosis, and assessment. For diseases where neuroimaging or neurophysiological examinations serve as the primary diagnostic and assessment methods, this book does not delve into them in detail. In terms of examination techniques, it emphasizes both advancement and operability. While systematically introducing common and classic examination items, it particularly highlights the new theories, technologies, and developments in this field's examination methods, serving as a reference and guide. For specific examination items, it explains their methods, clinical value assessment, and methodological evaluation, enabling readers to understand the purpose of examinations, the design of examination plans, and the comparison and judgment of examination results, thereby providing a reference for the examination and diagnosis of clinical neurological diseases.