Customer Reviews
Nothing new - By: E-DOC, 23 Oct 2008 
Could be useful if you'd never seen a patient before & were just starting on a clinical placement. Otherwise provides nothing new & very little information.
This book is extremely brief with only a couple of sentences per page, which is taken up with a large picture of the surface anatomy of the muscle being examined.
This book will not teach you a structured peripheral NS examination needed to pass exams or competently examine patients. It will teach you which movements specific muscles perform, which can be obtained from any anatomy book.
a 'must buy' - By: Dr. S. G. Wilson, 01 May 2007 
I bought my first copy of this when a neurology SHO, & carried it around with me till after 25 years it fell to pieces. I now have a new copy, & it is the only neurological text that I always carry around in my case with me. It is useful for teaching medical students, or junior doctors, & an alll round indispensible resource.
Dr Stephen Wilson
Consultant Neurologist
the bible - By: Dr. Shaumik Adhya, 08 Jan 2005 you need to have a reallly good reason not to own this book, if you pretend to be able to examine neurology properly. I don't know a neurologist who doesn't have a copy to hand!
The only neurology book I keep in my bag - By: , 04 Dec 2003 This is the only neurology book I keep in my case at work, & have done since I was a medical student. This is an essential (and very cheap) buy for any medical student, or indeed anyone who teaches neurology.
Dr David Nicholl
Consultant Neurologist
