Titlebook: Diagnostic Tests in Neurology; G. D. Perkin Book 1988 G.D. Perkin 1988 brain.neurology.positron emission tomography (PET)

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Non-specific symptoms Encephalopathic syndromes,ache is influenced by the results of the physical examination and the length of history. Focal neurological signs will almost always demand further investigation. With an increasing length of history, the possibility of a serious pathology underlying the patient’s headache recedes.

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,Neurological emergencies — 2,, except for the anterior communicating group. Some 20% of patients have more than one aneurysm. Other sources of subarachnoid haemorrhage include primary haemorrhage into the brain substance with subsequent rupture into the subarachnoid space or ventricular system, and bleeding due to a disorder of haemostasis.

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disorders. The book is divided into sections dealing with the methods of investigation, the investigation of particular symptoms, the investigation of specific neurological conditions and neurological emergencies. Finally, the assessment of certain disorders suggesting a particular anatomical locali

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Peripheral nerve disease, classification, on electrophysiological grounds, of the neuropathic process, and indeed the logic of comprehensive investigation can be questioned on the grounds of its likely success and consequent benefit to the patient.

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