Neurology

Başlık:

Neurology

Yazar:

Mumenthaler, Marco, 1925-2016.

ISBN:

9783135239040

9781588900456

Ek Yazar:

Mumenthaler, Marco, 1925-2016.

Edition:

4th rev. enl. ed.

Yayım Bilgisi:

Stuttgart ; New York : George Thieme Verlag, 2004

Fiziksel Tanım:

xvi, 992 pages : illustrations. ; 20 cm.

Series:

Thieme flexibook

Thieme flexibook.

Corporate Subject:

Tıp Fakültesi Kütüphanesi

Konu Terimleri:

Nervous system -- Diseases.

Sinir sistemi -- Hastalıklar

Added Author:

Mattle, Heinrich.

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Pocket-sized and affordable, this classic Thieme Flexibook provides a thorough and comprehensive review of clinical neurology. The fully revised fourth edition puts new emphasis on clinical relevance, and contains updated information on stroke, epilepsy, eye movements, headache, and more!

Key features:

Nearly 1,000 pages of up-to-date clinical information More than 50% of the book has been totally revised and updated for this edition Easy-to-use index provides quick access to content Written by two experienced clinical neurologists and teachers

One of the best basic works to address the entire field of neurology, this practical book has become a major text and reference for neurology students and residents the world over. The book also appeals to general practitioners, neurology specialists, and even neurosurgeons needing a quick reference on an unfamiliar neurological problem.

Author Notes

Mark Mumenthaler, Heinrich Mattle

Clinical Syndromes	p. 1
1 Clinical Syndromes in Neurology	p. 2
Differentiation of Central and Peripheral Paresis	p. 2
Bodily Distribution of Paresis	p. 3
Monoparesis	p. 3
Hemiparesis	p. 4
Para- and Quadriparesis	p. 4
Lesions Affecting the Anterior Horn Ganglion Cells	p. 5
Lesions Affecting a Spinal Nerve Root	p. 5
Polyradiculopathy	p. 10
Polyneuropathy	p. 10
Plexus Lesions	p. 10
Lesions of a Single Peripheral Nerve	p. 11
Dysfunction of the Neuromuscular Junction	p. 11
Myopathy	p. 11
Clinical Neurology	p. 13
2 Diseases Mainly Affecting the Brain and its Coverings	p. 14
Characteristics of Diseases of the Brain	p. 14
Congenital and Perinatally Acquired Diseases of the Brain	p. 14
Traumatic Brain Injury	p. 45
Intracranial Hypertension and Brain Tumors	p. 56
Infectious Diseases of the Brain and Meninges	p. 75
Disturbances of Cerebral Perfusion and Nontraumatic Intracranial Hemorrhage	p. 131
The Comatose Patient	p. 221
Extrapyramidal Syndromes	p. 235
Cerebellar Syndromes	p. 274
Metabolic Disorders with Cerebral Or Other Neurologic Involvement	p. 285
Systemic Diseases Affecting the Nervous System	p. 299
Dementing Disorders and Other Neuropsychological Syndromes	p. 346
3 Diseases Mainly Affecting the Spinal Cord	p. 389
Characteristics of Diseases of the Spinal Cord	p. 389
Ancillary Tests in Diseases of the Spinal Cord	p. 389
Classification of Spinal Cord Syndromes	p. 391
Congenital and Perinatally Acquired Lesions of the Spinal Cord	p. 393
Spinal Cord Trauma	p. 395
Fundamentals of (Complete) Spinal Cord Transection Syndrome	p. 395
Practical Approach to Acute Traumatic Spinal Cord Transection	p. 399
Acceleration Injury of the Spine (Whiplash Injury)	p. 402
Tumors and Other Masses Compressing the Spinal Cord	p. 405
General Aspects	p. 405
Types of Mass Compressing the Spinal Cord	p. 406
Infectious, Allergic, and Toxic Diseases of the Spinal Cord and Its Coverings	p. 414
Infectious Diseases of the Spinal Cord	p. 414
Myelitis	p. 416
Toxic Myelopathies	p. 417
Circulatory Disorders of the Spinal Cord	p. 418
Blood Supply of the Spinal Cord	p. 418
Spinal Cord Ischemia Due to Deficient Arterial Blood Flow	p. 418
Spinal Cord Ischemia Due to Venous Disturbances	p. 423
Degenerative and Heredode-generative Diseases Mainly Affecting the Spinal Cord	p. 425
Diseases Affecting the Anterior Horn Cells	p. 425
Spastic Spinal Paralysis	p. 432
Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS)	p. 434
Spinocerebellar Ataxias	p. 437
Metabolic Disorders Mainly Affecting the Spinal Cord	p. 441
Vitamin B[subscript 12] Deficiency and Funicular Myelosis	p. 441
Syringomyelia and Syringobulbia	p. 443
Other Diseases of the Spinal Cord	p. 447
Radiation-Induced Myelopathy	p. 447
Decompression Myelopathy	p. 447
4 Autonomic and Trophic Disorders	p. 449
Acute Pandysautonomia	p. 454
Familial Dysautonomia (Riley-Day Syndrome)	p. 455
Botulism	p. 455
Insensitivity to Pain	p. 456
Congenital Insensitivity to Pain	p. 456
Congenital Sensory Neuropathy with Anhidrosis	p. 456
Sensory Radicular Neuropathy	p. 456
Pain Asymbolia	p. 456
Sympathetic Syndromes	p. 457
Typical Manifestations	p. 457
Trophic Disorders	p. 461
5 Demyelinating Diseases	p. 465
Multiple Sclerosis	p. 465
Typical Clinical Features	p. 466
Epidemiology	p. 467
Clinical Features	p. 467
Ancillary Tests	p. 471
Prognosis	p. 474
Pathologic Anatomy	p. 476
Etiology and Pathogenesis	p. 477
Treatment	p. 480
Differential Diagnosis	p. 483
Other Demyelinating Diseases	p. 484
Concentric Sclerosis (Balo's Disease)	p. 484
Diffuse Sclerosis (Schilder's Disease)	p. 484
Acute Disseminated Encephalomyelitis (ADEM)	p. 484
Neuromyelitis Optica (Devic's Disease)	p. 484
Subacute Myelo-optic Neuropathy (SMON)	p. 485
Hereditary Demyelinating Diseases	p. 485
6 Injury to the Nervous System by Specific Physical Agents	p. 487
Electrical Injury	p. 487
Gas Embolism	p. 488
Venous Gas Embolism	p. 488
Arterial Gas Embolism	p. 489
Injury Due to Ionizing Radiation	p. 490
Radiation Injury to the Brain	p. 490
Radiation Injury to the Spinal Cord	p. 490
Radiation Injury to the Peripheral Nervous System	p. 491
Hypothermic Injury	p. 491
7 Epilepsy, Other Episodic Disorders of Neurologic Function, and Sleep Disorders	p. 493
Epilepsy	p. 493
History	p. 493
Etiology and Pathogenesis	p. 494
Epidemiology	p. 495
Ancillary Diagnostic Tests in Epileptology	p. 495
Classification of Epilepsy	p. 501
Individual Seizure Types	p. 504
Clinical Patterns of Epilepsy and Epileptic Syndromes	p. 506
Partial (Focal) Seizures	p. 517
Special Seizure Types and Seizure Etiologies	p. 530
Procedure after a First Seizure or Multiple Seizures	p. 532
Treatment of Epilepsy	p. 532
Prognosis	p. 546
Episodic Disturbances of Consciousness, Syncope, and Other Nonepileptic Episodes	p. 547
Syncope and Drop Attacks	p. 550
Disturbances of Consciousness of Metabolic Origin	p. 554
Drop Attacks	p. 555
Episodic Nonepileptic Motor Phenomena	p. 556
Episodic Disorders that are Partly or Wholly Psychogenic	p. 558
Neurological Findings in the Unconscious Patient and in Psychogenic Pseudo-Neurological Conditions	p. 560
Neurological Findings in the Unconscious Patient	p. 560
The Neurological Examination in Psychogenic Pseudo-Neurological Conditions	p. 560
Sleep and Disturbances of Sleep	p. 563
Sleep	p. 563
Sleep Disorders	p. 564
Hypersomnia	p. 565
Sleep Apnea Syndrome	p. 569
8 Polyradiculitis and Polyneuropathy	p. 575
Polyradiculitis	p. 575
Classic Acute Polyradiculitis (Guillain-Barre Syndrome, Landry-Guillain-Barre Syndrome)	p. 576
Atypical Polyradiculitis	p. 580
Polyneuropathy	p. 582
General Features	p. 582
Hereditary Polyneuropathy	p. 588
Polyneuropathy Due to Metabolic Disorders	p. 598
Polyneuropathy Due to Improper or Inadequate Nutrition	p. 604
Polyneuropathy Due to Vitamin B[subscript 12] Malabsorption	p. 604
Autoimmune Polyneuropathy	p. 605
Polyneuropathy Due to Infectious Disease	p. 606
Polyneuropathy Due to Arterial Disease	p. 606
Polyneuropathy Due to Sprue and Other Malabsorptive Disorders	p. 608
Polyneuropathy Due to Exogenous Toxic Substances	p. 609
Polyneuropathy of Other Causes	p. 613
9 Diseases Affecting the Cranial Nerves	p. 617
Disturbances of Olfaction	p. 623
Anosmia	p. 623
True Combined Anosmia and Ageusia	p. 624
Cacosmia	p. 624
Visual Disturbances of Neurologic Origin	p. 624
Loss of Vision	p. 624
Visual Field Defects and Perceptual Disturbances	p. 625
Abnormal Findings in the Optic Disks	p. 630
Oculomotor Disturbances	p. 630
The Neuroanatomical Basis of Ocular Motility	p. 634
Preliminary Remarks on the Examination of Ocular Motility	p. 636
Ancillary Tests in Oculomotor Disturbances	p. 639
General Principles of Ocular Motility	p. 641
Some Diseases in which Oculomotor Disturbances are Prominent	p. 652
Diseases that Mimic Supranuclear Disturbances of Eye Movement	p. 653
Lesions of the Cranial Nerves Subserving Eye Movement and their Brainstem Nuclei	p. 654
Ptosis	p. 662
Treatment of Oculomotor Disorders	p. 663
Pupillary Disorders	p. 664
Anatomy and Clinical Examination of the Pupils	p. 664
Abnormal Size and Shape of the Pupils	p. 664
Abnormalities of Pupillary Reactivity	p. 664
Trigeminal Disturbances	p. 670
Facial Nerve Disturbances	p. 673
Cryptogenic Peripheral Facial Nerve Palsy	p. 673
Bilateral Facial Nerve Palsy	p. 676
Melkersson-Rosenthal Syndrome	p. 677
Other Causes of Peripheral Facial Nerve Palsy	p. 677
Disturbances of Taste	p. 678
Hemifacial Spasm	p. 678
Facial Myokymia	p. 679
Facial Tic	p. 679
Progressive Facial Hemiatrophy	p. 679
Disturbances of the Vestibulocochlear Nerve (Statoacoustic Nerve, Auditory Nerve)	p. 680
Anatomy	p. 680
Testing of Hearing	p. 680
Cochlear, Retrocochlear, or Central Hearing Loss?	p. 682
Diseases Causing Hearing Loss	p. 683
Ancillary Tests in the Diagnostic Evaluation of Hearing Loss	p. 690
Tinnitus and Other Abnormal Sounds	p. 690
Vertigo	p. 691
Diseases Causing Prominent Vertigo	p. 702
Glossopharyngeal and Vagus Nerve Dysfunction	p. 712
Accessory Nerve Palsy	p. 713
Hypoglossal Nerve Palsy	p. 715
Multiple Cranial Nerve Palsies	p. 716
Cranial Polyradiculitis	p. 716
(Recurrent) Multiple Cranial Nerve Palsies	p. 716
Progressive Palsies of Multiple Cranial Nerves	p. 716
Garcin Syndrome	p. 716
Rarer Causes	p. 716
10 Spinal Radicular Syndromes	p. 717
General Symptoms and Signs	p. 718
Intervertebral Disk Disease as a Cause of Radicular Syndromes	p. 728
Cervical Disk Herniation and Spondylosis	p. 729
Thoracic Radicular Syndromes	p. 730
Lumbar Disk Herniation	p. 730
Mass Lesions in and Adjacent to the Spinal Nerve Roots	p. 738
Other Radicular Syndromes	p. 739
Herpes Zoster	p. 739
11 Lesions of Individual Peripheral Nerves	p. 741
General Clinical Features	p. 741
Ancillary Tests	p. 742
Classification and Quantification of Peripheral Nerve Lesions	p. 746
Peripheral Nerve Regeneration	p. 748
Pain Syndromes due to Peripheral Nerve Lesions	p. 748
Brachial Plexus Palsies	p. 749
Traumatic Brachial Plexus Palsies	p. 751
Other Causes of Brachial Plexus Palsy	p. 762
Differential Diagnosis of Brachial Plexus Palsies	p. 766
Long Thoracic Nerve	p. 767
Axillary Nerve	p. 767
Suprascapular Nerve	p. 768
Musculocutaneous Nerve	p. 768
Radial Nerve	p. 768
Median Nerve	p. 771
Ulnar Nerve	p. 775
Lumbosacral Plexus	p. 780
Genitofemoral and Ilioinguinal Nerves	p. 780
Femoral Nerve	p. 787
Lateral Femoral Cutaneous Nerve (Meralgia Paresthetica)	p. 788
Obturator Nerve	p. 789
Gluteal Nerves	p. 790
Sciatic Nerve	p. 791
Common Peroneal Nerve	p. 792
Tibial Nerve	p. 795
12 Headache and Facial Pain	p. 797
General Aspects	p. 798
History-Taking from Patients with Headache	p. 798
Classification of Headache and Facial Pain	p. 798
Examination of Patients with Headache	p. 802
Pathogenesis of (Primary) Headache	p. 802
The Major Primary Headache Syndromes	p. 803
Tension-Type Headache	p. 803
Post-Traumatic Headache	p. 804
Migraine	p. 805
Headache in Organic Vascular Disease	p. 815
Cranial Arterial Occlusion	p. 815
Aneurysmal Subarachnoid Hemorrhage	p. 815
Arterial Hypertension	p. 816
Pheochromocytoma	p. 816
Temporal Arteritis	p. 816
Spondylogenic Headache and Cervical Migraine	p. 817
Neck-Tongue Syndrome	p. 818
Other Symptomatic Forms of Headache	p. 818
Headache Due to an Intracranial Mass	p. 818
Headache Due to Intermittent Obstruction of CSF Flow	p. 819
Syndrome of Low Cerebrospinal Fluid Volume (Hypoliquorrhea)	p. 819
Pseudotumor Cerebri	p. 820
Headache Due to Ocular Disorders	p. 820
Headache Due to Disorders of the Ear, Nose, and Throat	p. 820
Headache Due to Systemic Disease	p. 820
Psychogenic Headache	p. 821
Drug-Induced Headache	p. 821
Facial Pain	p. 821
Neuralgias	p. 821
Other Types of Facial Pain	p. 825
13 Pain Syndromes of the Limbs and Trunk	p. 833
Pain in the Shoulder and Arm (Cervicobrachialgia)	p. 835
Pain Syndromes of the Trunk and Back	p. 839
Pain in the Trunk	p. 839
Back Pain	p. 840
Pelvic Pain and Pain in the Lower Limb	p. 843
Other Regional and Generalized Pain Syndromes	p. 848
14 Myopathies	p. 851
General Aspects	p. 851
Muscular Dystrophies	p. 861
Myotonias and Periodic Paralyses	p. 877
The Myotonias	p. 877
Heterogeneous Syndromes Involving Excessive Muscle Fiber Activity	p. 882
Periodic Paralyses	p. 884
Metabolic Myopathies	p. 888
General Aspects of Energy Metabolism in Muscle	p. 888
Clinical Presentation and Diagnostic Evaluation of the Metabolic Myopathies	p. 889
Specific Metabolic Myopathies	p. 891
Myoglobinuria	p. 893
Mitochondrial Encephalomyopathies	p. 895
Congenital Myopathies	p. 899
Myositis	p. 901
Myopathy in Endocrine Diseases	p. 907
Muscular Manifestations of Electrolyte Disturbances	p. 908
Muscular Manifestations Due to Medications, Intoxications, and Nutritional Deficiencies	p. 909
Disorders of Neuromuscular Transmission	p. 911
Myasthenia Gravis (Myasthenia Gravis Pseudoparalytica, Erb-Goldflam Disease)	p. 911
Lambert-Eaton Myasthenic Syndrome	p. 922
Congenital Myasthenic Syndromes	p. 923
Other Myasthenic Syndromes	p. 924
Common Muscle Cramps	p. 924
15 References	p. 925
Appendix	p. 927
Scales for the Assessment of Neurologic Disease	p. 928
Detailed Instructions for the Unified Parkinson's Disease Rating Scale (UPDRS)	p. 930
Simplified Scale for Evaluating the Severity of Individual Signs of Parkinson's Disease	p. 938
Epworth Sleepiness Questionnaire	p. 939
Barthel Index (of Disability)	p. 940
Modified Rankin Scale (for Stroke)	p. 941
Modified NIH Stroke Scale (adapted from Brett et al. and Lyden et al.)	p. 942
Expanded Disability Status Scale (DSS) for Multiple Sclerosis	p. 946
Major Neurogenetic Diseases	p. 947
Glossary of Common Abbreviations in Neurology	p. 957
Glossary	p. 957
Index	p. 960

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