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Peripheral Neurology : Case Studies.
Title:
Peripheral Neurology : Case Studies.
Author:
Liveson, Jay Allan.
ISBN:
9780198030997
Personal Author:
Edition:
3rd ed.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (525 pages)
Contents:
Contents -- I. FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTS -- 1. Interpretation of Electrodiagnostic Data -- Motor and Sensory Conduction Studies -- Needle Electromyography -- 2. Diffuse Processes -- Anterior Horn Cell Disease -- Polyradiculopathy -- Polyneuropathy -- Neuromuscular Junction Disease -- Myopathy -- Summary -- 3. Localized Processes -- Median Nerve -- Ulnar Nerve -- Radial Nerve -- Brachial Plexus -- Brachial Plexus Branches -- Radiculopathy -- Cauda Equina and Conus Medullaris -- Femoral Nerve -- Sciatic Nerve and Lumbosacral Plexus -- Peroneal and Tibial Nerves -- Facial Nerve -- Spinal Accessory Nerve -- Cranial Nerves -- Phrenic Nerve -- Lateral Femoral Cutaneous Nerve -- Perineal and Pudendal Nerves -- Miscellaneous Lesions -- II. CASE STUDIES -- 1 Bilateral lateral hand numbness -- 2 Horner's sign and medial arm numbness -- 3 Radiating foot pain -- 4 Crush injury of thigh -- 5 Caveat doctor! -- 6 Serendipity -- 7 Sudden thigh pain on coumadin -- 8 Radiating shoulder pain -- 9 "Split" finger findings -- 10 Facial weakness and repair -- 11 Proximal weakness and diplopia -- 12 Wrist drop -- 13 Foot drop -- 14 Leg weakness and twitching -- 15 Shoulder dislocation and weakness -- 16 Abnormal pinch -- 17 Radiating pain and knee jerk decrease -- 18 Gunshot wound to neck -- 19 Proximal weakness and ache in sixth decade -- 20 Caveat again! -- 21 Wrist weakness with deviation -- 22 Foot drop after arthroplasty -- 23 Tunnel and more -- 24 Recurrent weakness and numbness -- 25 Saddle numbness -- 26 Painless scapular atrophy -- 27 Radiating thigh pain and numbness -- 28 Calcaneal fracture and foot numbness -- 29 Thumb numbness and distal weakness -- 30 Progressive diplopia in a 21-year-old -- 31 Asymmetric leg weakness and diabetes -- 32 Rapid proximal weakness in a 10-year-old -- 33 Mees' lines and distal numbness -- 34 Sacral growth and incontinence.

35 Scapular winging increased on flexion -- 36 Difficulty relaxing grip and ptosis -- 37 Arm symptoms aggravated by Valsalva -- 38 Cramps and fasciculations -- 39 Postlaminectory recurrence of pain -- 40 Intrinsic weakness related to stapling -- 41 Multiple pelvic fractures -- 42 Antecubital shunt and hand weakness -- 43 Weakness, dry mouth, areflexia -- 44 Focal fasciculations in a physician -- 45 Crutches and a wrist drop -- 46 Painful eruption and weak hip -- 47 Positive "dropped arm test," -- 48 Scapular winging after neck tumor excision -- 49 Slow progression of proximal weakness -- 50 Quadrilateral space lesion -- 51 Myokymia and fasciculations -- 52 Slow evolution of proximal weakness -- 53 Thoracic outlet syndrome "recurrence," -- 54 Foot drop after walking -- 55 Weak pinch and pronation -- 56 Gluteal injection and radiating pain -- 57 Clavicular fracture and weakness -- 58 Abdominal pain with no abdominal pathology -- 59 Diabetes with asymmetric weakness -- 60 Handcuffs and numbness -- 61 Shoulder pain and weakness -- 62 Difficulty standing in a 30-month-old girl -- 63 Hemiatrophy of the tongue -- 64 Arm weakness after breech delivery -- 65 Floppy 3-month-old boy -- 66 Gunshot wound of leg -- 67 Fractured ankle bone and focal atrophy -- 68 Exacerbating, remitting weakness, and ataxia -- 69 Arm weakness postthoracotomy -- 70 Ear pain, hoarseness, and facial weakness -- 71 Knee fracture with puzzling findings -- 72 Difficulty relaxing grip -- 73 Burn victim with flaccid quadriplegia -- 74 Charlie Chaplin gait and ataxia -- 75 HIV and progressing weakness -- 76 Progressive arm weakness with old polio -- 77 Transient dysphagia -- 78 Radiating pain and Pott's disease -- 79 Mixed upper and lower motor neuron problem -- 80 Fracture of C[sub(1)]-C[sub(2)] complications -- 81 Vertebral collapse and proximal weakness.

82 Proximal weakness and frequent pneumonia -- 83 Gait difficulty in the dark -- 84 Two cardiorespiratory deaths in a family -- 85 Congenital bilateral sixth and seventh palsies -- 86 Flail anesthetic posttraumatic arm -- 87 Fracture of humerus with weakness -- 88 Slowly progressive fourth decade proximal weakness -- 89 Mononucleosis and bilateral arm weakness -- 90 Knee osteotomy with foot numbness -- 91 Combined HMSN I and HSAN III -- 92 Posttraumatic male sexual dysfunction -- 93 Lateral thigh numbness -- 94 Sudden flaccid hemiplegia -- 95 "Around the clock" evolution of weakness -- 96 Multiple joint replacements -- 97 Tarsal tunnel syndrome unresponsive to surgery -- 98 Shoulder dislocation and hand numbness -- 99 Postmugging facial twitching -- 100 Patchy numbness and hypereosinophilia -- 101 Thigh pain and gluteal tenderness -- 102 Postacoustic neurectomy facial palsy -- 103 Hyper-CPK-emia and muscle aches -- 104 Compartment syndrome and forearm numbness -- 105 Optic neuritis and motor blocking -- 106 Paraplegia after tethered cord surgery -- 107 Postdelivery arm weakness -- 108 Foot numbness after Baker's cyst removal -- 109 Restless legs syndrome -- 110 Evolving retroperitoneal hemorrhage -- 111 Critical illness weakness after gastric bypass -- 112 Dropped head syndrome -- 113 Club foot preoperative evaluation -- 114 Facial and hearing deficit after biking accident -- 115 Cerebral calcifications and hemiparesis -- 116 Postshunt evaluation for syringomyelia -- Appendix A: Key to Final Diagnoses -- Appendix B: Suggested Syllabus -- Appendix C: Case Index to Diagnoses -- Subject Index -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- J -- K -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- Q -- R -- S -- T -- U -- V -- W -- X -- Y.
Abstract:
Peripheral Neurology was the first book to innovatively utilize case presentations as a vehicle to teach peripheral neurology. In fact, it was the first to categorize the field of peripheral neurology, as most other neurology texts concentrated on diseases of the central nervous system. This case approach has since been emulated in many other texts and on various web sites. Emphasizing the clinical condition rather than electrodiagnostic technique, each topic is thoroughly addressed, first in the Fundamental Concepts of Part I, and then in multiple Case Studies presented in Part II. The reader is able to simulate a true clinical environment where a diagnosis has to be arrived at with no organizational clues from the text. Formulating conclusions by analyzing the history, physical, and laboratory data, and linking from case to related case, this is the only text which allows this type of "interactive" reading. The book addresses many rare entities that the author is able to present based on his 30-years of experience.
Local Note:
Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2017. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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