Neurology and neurosurgery illustrated / Kenneth W. Lindsay, Ian Bone ; illustrated by Robin Callander ; foreword by J. Van Gijn.

Includes bibliographical references (p. 543) and index.

Content
SECTION I: GENERAL APPROACH TO HISTORY AND EXAMINATION; MOTOR RESPONSE

5 categories;
COGNITIVE SKILL;
MEMORY TEST;
REASONING AND PROBLEM SOLVING;
EMOTIONAL STATE;
OLFACTORY NERVE (I);
OPTIC NERVE (II);
OCULOMOTOR (III),
TROCHLEAR (IV) AND ABDUCENS (VI) NERVES;
TRIGEMINAL NERVE (V);
TRIGEMINAL NERVE (V) (cont'd);
FACIAL NERVE (VII); AUDITORY NERVE (VIII);
GLOSSOPHARYNGEAL NERVE (IX): VAGUS NERVE (X);
HYPOGLOSSAL NERVE (XII);
MOTOR SYSTEM;
SENSATION;
REFLEXES;
CO-ORDINATION;
SENSATION;
SPHINCTERS;
MOTOR SYSTEM.
SENSATIONREFLEXES;
GAIT; HISTORY;
GENERAL EXAMINATION;
NEUROLOGICAL EXAMINATION;

SECTION II: INVESTIGATIONS OF THE CENTRAL AND PERIPHERAL NERVOUS SYSTEMS;
LATERAL;
POSTERO-ANTERIOR;
TOWNE's VIEW;
NORMAL SCAN;
VENTRICULAR SYSTEM;
WIDTH OF CORTICAL SULCI AND THE SYLVIAN FISSURES;
SKULL BASE AND VAULT;
MULTIPLE LESIONS;
ABNORMAL TISSUE DENSITY;
CAROTID ANGIOGRAPHY;
VERTEBRAL ANGIOGRAPHY;
INTERVENTIONAL ANGIOGRAPHY;
NORMAL PRESSURE TRACE;
ABNORMAL PRESSURE TRACE;
CLINICAL USES OF ICP MONITORING;
RECORDING METHODS;
TECHNIQUE;
CSF COLLECTION;
CSF PRESSURE MEASUREMENT;
CSF ANALYSIS;
ELECTROMYOGRAPHY.
NERVE CONDUCTION STUDIESREPETITIVE STIMULATION;
SINGLE FIBRE ELECTROMYOGRAPHY;
AUDITORY SYSTEM;
SPEECH AUDIOMETRY;
STAPEDIAL REFLEX DECAY;
AUDITORY BRAINSTEM EVOKED POTENTIAL;
VESTIBULAR SYSTEM; VESTIBULAR SYSTEM (contd);

SECTION III: CLINICAL PRESENTATION, ANATOMICAL CONCEPTS AND DIAGNOSTIC APPROACH;
TENSION TYPE HEADACHE;
MIGRAINE;
POST-TRAUMATIC HEADACHE;
GIANT CELL (TEMPORAL) ARTERITIS;
HEADACHE FROM RAISED INTRACRANIAL PRESSURE;
HEADACHE DUE TO INTRACRANIAL HAEMORRHAGE;
NON-NEUROLOGICAL CAUSES OF HEADACHE; CEREBROSPINAL FLUID (CSF);
BRAIN WATER/OEDEMA.
CEREBRAL BLOOD FLOW (CBF)/CEREBRAL BLOOD VOLUME (CBV)CEREBRAL BLOOD FLOW (cont'd); INTRACRANIAL PRESSURE (ICP);
ICP (cont'd);
INTERRELATIONSHIPS;
CLINICAL EFFECTS OF RAISED INTRACRANIAL PRESSURE;
BRAIN SHIFT
TYPES;
CLINICAL EFFECTS OF BRAIN SHIFT;
CLINICAL EFFECTS OF BRAIN SHIFT (cont'd);
TREATMENT (cont'd);
DIAGNOSTIC APPROACH;
DIAGNOSTIC APPROACH (cont'd);
PARIETAL LOBE SEIZURES;
TEMPORAL LOBE SEIZURES;
OCCIPITAL LOBE SEIZURES;
ABSENCE STATUS;
MYOCLONIC SEIZURES;
TONIC SEIZURES;
TREATMENT;
PHYSIOLOGY;
GENERAL ANATOMY;
RIGHT AND LEFT HEMISPHERE FUNCTION;
FRONTAL LOBE FUNCTION.
PARIETAL LOBE FUNCTIONIMPAIRMENT OF PARIETAL LOBE FUNCTION;
TEMPORAL LOBE FUNCTION;
IMPAIRMENT OF TEMPORAL LOBE FUNCTION;
OCCIPITAL LOBE FUNCTION;
IMPAIRMENT OF OCCIPITAL LOBE FUNCTION;
THE ANATOMICAL BASIS OF MEMORY;
TESTS OF MEMORY;
DISORDERS OF MEMORY RETRIEVAL;
DYSARTHRIA;
DIAGNOSTIC APPROACH;
DIAGNOSTIC APPROACH;
OTHER DISORDERS OF SPEECH;
DIAGNOSTIC APPROACH;
ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE;
NORMAL PRESSURE HYDROCEPHALUS;
ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY;
CLINICAL APPROACH AND DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS;
ANATOMY/PHYSIOLOGY;
PUPIL DILATATION
CAUSES;
PUPIL CONSTRICTION
CAUSES;
RELATED ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY