Kleines Handbuch der Neurologie
- 600 pages
- 21 hours of reading
This author delves into the intricate connections between Renaissance ornamentation, such as the Grottesche, and Ovid's Metamorphoses, exploring the echoes of ancient sabbatical years in contemporary understandings of taking a break. His work also investigates modern interpretations of fairy tales and historical narratives focusing on multi-generational father-son dynamics. Through his writing, he offers profound insights into the historical and cultural contexts that have shaped Western thought.


The fifth edition is thoroughly updated to present a complete state of the art of clinical neurology. Coverage begins with the cardinal manifestations of neurologic disease, goes on to describe how these manifestations correlate to clinical syndromes, and then reviews the diagnosis and treatment of the neurologic diseases in which the syndromes fit. This text has been designed to act as a useful teaching format for students, residents, and practitioners.