Handbook of veterinary neurology

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Handbook of veterinary neurology

John E. Oliver, Jr., Michael D. Lorenz, Joe N. Kornegay

W.B. Saunders, 1997

3rd ed

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Includes bibliographical references and index

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内容説明

The third edition of this highly successful reference provides quick access to essential information on small and large animal neurology. A problem-oriented organization, by presenting sign rather than by condition, makes diagnosis straightforward even for readers who have a minimal knowledge of neuroanatomy. This book enables practitioners to effectively diagnose a full range of neurolgic problems, from monoparesis to complex disorders of the brain, and points the way toward today's most reliable treatment approaches. Review of the Last Edition: "This is an excellent contribution to the veterinary literature, a text that should be used throughout the veterinary curriculum and by practitioners as well." --JAVMA Features: * Introduces the fundamental aspects of the neurologic examination, lesion localization, and general diagnostic principles. * Details all current diagnostic techniques, from the initial history and examination to the use of diagnostic tools such as radiology, spinal fluid analysis, electrodiagnosis, and MRI. * Offers a multitude of figures and algorithms to facilitate diagnoses, plus abundant illustrations of neuroanatomy and pathology. * Concludes each chapter with clinical case histories that build readers' understanding of the material. Solutions are also provided.

目次

  • Part 1 Fundamentals: neurologic history and examination
  • localization of lesions in the nervous system
  • disorders of micturition
  • confirming a diagnosis. Part II Clinical problems - signs and symptoms: paresis of one limb
  • pelvic limb paresis, paralysis or ataxia
  • tetraparesis, hemiparesis, and ataxia
  • ataxia of the head and limbs
  • disorders of the face, tongue, esophagus, larynx, and hearing
  • disorders of involuntary movement
  • blindness, anisocoria, and abnormal eye movements
  • stupor or coma
  • seizures or nacrolepsy
  • pain
  • systemic or multifocal signs.

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