Neurology for General Practitioners

Neurology for General Practitioners

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An invaluable neurological guide for primary care physicians, Neurology for General Practitioners is written specifically for general practitioners (GPs) - typically the first point of contact for patients suffering neurological conditions. It assists in the diagnosis of neurological disorders such as epilepsy, stroke and Parkinson's disease. It also addresses the majority of common disorders encountered in general practice. As well as being an excellent diagnostic resource, Neurology for General Practitioners will prove a helpful tool for doctors looking to refer patients for consultant opinion and manage ongoing complications at a primary care level. Chapters in this compact guide are structured around clinical management - including history, examination, investigation and treatment - and backed by clinical examples and explanations.

Author: Roy G. Beran
Format: Paperback, 266 pages
Published: 2011, Elsevier Australia, Australia
Genre: Clinical Medicine: Professional

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An invaluable neurological guide for primary care physicians, Neurology for General Practitioners is written specifically for general practitioners (GPs) - typically the first point of contact for patients suffering neurological conditions. It assists in the diagnosis of neurological disorders such as epilepsy, stroke and Parkinson's disease. It also addresses the majority of common disorders encountered in general practice. As well as being an excellent diagnostic resource, Neurology for General Practitioners will prove a helpful tool for doctors looking to refer patients for consultant opinion and manage ongoing complications at a primary care level. Chapters in this compact guide are structured around clinical management - including history, examination, investigation and treatment - and backed by clinical examples and explanations.