Neurological Disease Differential Diagnosis - (By Onset Priority)

Author: Wang Weizhi et al. (Main Translator)
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Publication Date: 2006-12-01
Features: Neurological Differential Diagnosis provides practical, problem-based differential diagnoses for the entire spectrum of neurological diseases in a prioritized manner by onset. The unique feature of this book lies in the arrangement of differential diagnosis entries, which are ordered based on the principle of listing the most common possibilities first. Additionally, acute-phase, potentially fatal or disabling uncommon diagnoses ("diagnoses you don't want to miss") are highlighted. As a result, common and dangerous diseases receive more emphasis than other urgent, rare, or slowly progressive conditions. Neurological Differential Diagnosis is written for practicing physicians and healthcare professionals interested in neurology, including residents in neurology, neurosurgery, and psychiatry, as well as internal medicine or family medicine residents, and of course medical students. Nurses will also find the structure of this book useful in their daily practice.