. . . an excellent book and a major tour de force through the whole field of neurological rehabilitation. The main attraction of this book . . . is the merging of basic neuroscience and clinical medicine . . . a major achievement for a single author . . . the style is easy and the book is a pleasure to read . . . a landmark in the development of neurological rehabilitation . . . Bruce Dobkin should be congratulated.

• PART 1: NEUROSCIENTIFIC FOUNDATIONS FOR REHABILITATION ; 1. Organizational plasticity in sensorimotor and cognitive networks ; 2. Biologic adaptations and neural repair ; 3. Functional neuroimaging of recovery ; 4. Neurostimulators and neuroprostheses ; PART 2: COMMON PRACTICES ACROSS DISORDERS ; 5. The rehabilitation team ; 6. Approaches for walking ; 7. Assessment and outcome measures for clinical trials ; 8. Acute and chronic medical management ; PART 3: REHABILITATION OF SPECIFIC NEUROLOGIC DISORDERS ; 9. Stroke ; 10. Acute and chronic myelopathies ; 11. Traumatic brain injury ; 12. Other central and peripheral disorders

. . . an excellent book and a major tour de force through the whole field of neurological rehabilitation. The main attraction of this book . . . is the merging of basic neuroscience and clinical medicine . . . a major achievement for a single author . . . the style is easy and the book is a pleasure to read . . . a landmark in the development of neurological rehabilitation . . . Bruce Dobkin should be congratulated.

• PART 1: NEUROSCIENTIFIC FOUNDATIONS FOR REHABILITATION ; 1. Organizational plasticity in sensorimotor and cognitive networks ; 2. Biologic adaptations and neural repair ; 3. Functional neuroimaging of recovery ; 4. Neurostimulators and neuroprostheses ; PART 2: COMMON PRACTICES ACROSS DISORDERS ; 5. The rehabilitation team ; 6. Approaches for walking ; 7. Assessment and outcome measures for clinical trials ; 8. Acute and chronic medical management ; PART 3: REHABILITATION OF SPECIFIC NEUROLOGIC DISORDERS ; 9. Stroke ; 10. Acute and chronic myelopathies ; 11. Traumatic brain injury ; 12. Other central and peripheral disorders

. . . an excellent book and a major tour de force through the whole field of neurological rehabilitation. The main attraction of this book . . . is the merging of basic neuroscience and clinical medicine . . . a major achievement for a single author . . . the style is easy and the book is a pleasure to read . . . a landmark in the development of neurological rehabilitation . . . Bruce Dobkin should be congratulated.

• PART 1: NEUROSCIENTIFIC FOUNDATIONS FOR REHABILITATION ; 1. Organizational plasticity in sensorimotor and cognitive networks ; 2. Biologic adaptations and neural repair ; 3. Functional neuroimaging of recovery ; 4. Neurostimulators and neuroprostheses ; PART 2: COMMON PRACTICES ACROSS DISORDERS ; 5. The rehabilitation team ; 6. Approaches for walking ; 7. Assessment and outcome measures for clinical trials ; 8. Acute and chronic medical management ; PART 3: REHABILITATION OF SPECIFIC NEUROLOGIC DISORDERS ; 9. Stroke ; 10. Acute and chronic myelopathies ; 11. Traumatic brain injury ; 12. Other central and peripheral disorders