A Practical Approach to Neurology for the Small Animal Practitioner Rapid Reference 1st Edition by Paul Freeman, Edward Ives ISBN 1119514584 978-1119514589
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ISBN 10: 1119514584
ISBN 13: 978-1119514589
Author: Paul Freeman, Edward Ives
A Practical Approach to Neurology for the Small Animal Practitioner provides veterinary practitioners and students with a comprehensive guide to diagnosing and treating neurological cases in small animal practice.
Covering the most important considerations for the general practitioner, the book includes chapters on clinical history taking, a ‘stress-free’ approach to the neurological examination, the most common neurological presentations in general practice, neurological emergencies, and more. It is easy to read, packed with practical hints and tips, and the information is presented using tables and bulleted lists, with accompanying images and videos to illustrate the concepts.
A Practical Approach to Neurology for the Small Animal Practitioner is ideal for newly qualified vets, veterinary students, and experienced vets seeking a refresher.
A Practical Approach to Neurology for the Small Animal Practitioner Rapid Reference 1st Table of contents:
Chapter 1: ‘Is it Neurological?’
1.1 What Is the Problem?
1.2 Is this Problem Neurological?
1.3 Neuroanatomy
1.4 Manifestations of Diseases of the Nervous System
1.5 Summary
Bibliography
Chapter 2: Clinical History and Signalment
2.1 General Medical History
2.2 Specific History of the Neurological Problem
2.3 Signalment
2.4 Summary
Appendix: Common breed-associated neurological conditions in cats and dogs
Bibliography
Chapter 3: The ‘Stress-free’ Neurological Examination
3.1 Why Perform a Neurological Examination?
3.2 When to Perform a Neurological Examination
3.3 Where to Perform a Neurological Examination
3.4 How to Perform the Neurological Examination
3.5 Summary of the Neurological Examination
Bibliography
Chapter 4: Lesion Localisation
4.1 Principles of Lesion Localisation
4.2 Intracranial Lesions
4.3 Spinal Cord Lesions
4.4 Neuromuscular Disease
Bibliography
Chapter 5: Constructing the List of Differential Diagnoses
5.1 Categories of Disease
5.2 Summary
Bibliography
Chapter 6: A Practical Approach to Common Presentations in General Practice
6.1 Epileptic Seizures
6.2 Movement Disorders
6.3 Altered Mentation
6.4 Blindness
6.5 Abnormalities of Pupil Size
6.6 Cranial Nerve Dysfunction
6.7 Vestibular Syndrome
6.8 Cerebellar Dysfunction
6.9 Neck and/or Spinal Pain
6.10 Paresis, Paralysis, and Proprioceptive Ataxia
6.11 Monoparesis and Lameness
6.12 Neuromuscular Weakness
Bibliography
Chapter 7: Neurological Emergencies
7.1 Head Trauma in Dogs and Cats
7.2 Status Epilepticus and Acute Repetitive Seizures
7.3 Acute Spinal Cord Injury
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