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Book Description
...164 short chapters provide the essentials on signs & symptoms, diagnostic tests, & neurologic disorders of all etiologies...new chapters cover prion diseases, CSF hypotension, superficial siderosis, & end-of-life issues.

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Packaged set includes Merritt's Neurology, 10th ed, 2000, and Merritt's Neurology Handbook. Text is a Brandon/Hill Medical List minimal-core and first-purchase selection (#347). --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.

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Most Helpful Customer Reviews   6 of 12 people found the following review helpful: Woefully inadequate both as an introductory text and reference, July 12, 2005 By  Rehan Dost (Canada) - See all my reviews    This review is from: Merritt's Neurology: Integrating the Physical Exam and Echocardiography (Merritt's Neurology) (Hardcover) This book has few merits. No pun intended. It has a good introductory section on the symptoms of neurological conditions. However, it fails to provide the reader with an approach to diagnosis which is a pitfall for most clerks, interns and neurology and internal medicine residents. Remember always ask yourself WHERE is lesion ( brain spinal cord nerve NM junction or muscle ) and WHAT is lesion ( pathological process with respective differential diagnosis ). This book fails to do this which is inconceivable. As a reference it falls on more than occasion. The sections are incomplete and not comprehensive. There is little on entrapment neuropathy or spinal root problems. I do NOT recommend this text to any medical students ( get lindsay/bone/callender text on neurology and neurosurgery ). Neurology and medical residents should get a subscription to medlink neurology and not waste their time or money on the text.  Comment (1) | Permalink | Was this review helpful to you?