This 600-page pocketbook will appeal to students, residents, general practitioners, and neurology specialists needing a rapid reference on neurological problems. The new edition incorporates new international classifications of headaches and muscle disorders and places new emphasis on clinical relevance.

Aiming to present the basic knowledge required for the practice of neurology, this book has become a major textbook and reference work for students and trainees the world over. Yet the comprehensiveness of the information will also appeal to specialists in neurology and neurosurgery who need a rapid reference on less familiar clinical problems.

Key features of the 4th edition:
- Up to date: thoroughly revised chapters on epilepsy, circulatory disturbances and hemorrhages, and the extrapyramidal syndromes, as well as on polyneuropathies and myopathies
- Practice-oriented: stronger emphasis on clinical presentation, and expanded discussion of treatment in many chapters
- Comprehensive and accessible: the salient aspects of current knowledge are presented clearly and thoroughly on 1000 pages with 438 illustrations and 210 tables

This revised and expanded edition of Neurology is intended to maintain the book's place as one of the leading basic works on neurology.

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.