Oxford Specialist Handbooks in Neurology – serie

This is the second edition of the Oxford Specialist Handbook in Parkinson's Disease and Other Movement Disorders aiming to provide its readership with the latest developments and innovation across the discipline. Alongside this update in content, the addition of new, insightful sections suggested by readers and other experts in the field, will allow the handbook to further develop as the premier quick reference guide for movement disorders. The varied and detailed composition of the handbook's chapters is extremely useful for the various readership of this title. The new edition advances the the knowledge and depth of the previous edition with the addition of a number of new sections. This new and improved edition will be a welcome and extremely useful addition to the neurological world.

Neurointervention is a rapidly expanding medical specialty, propelled by the transformative success of mechanical thrombectomy in acute ischaemic stroke and embolisation techniques in the management of cerebral aneurysms. The handbook provides a modern, accessible, and comprehensive guide to the full breadth of neurointerventional practice.Beginning with essential foundational topics, including ethics and consent, neurovascular anatomy, pharmacology, and equipment, Neurointervention builds toward more advanced content, initially covering vascular access, and diagnostic angiography, progressing to a detailed account of all neurovascular disorders and their pathophysiology. It particularly focusses on practical and useful aspects of endovascular management and strategy. It is an invaluable text for those embarking upon a career in neurointervention. As part of the Oxford Specialist Handbooks series, each section is designed for concise, topic-focused reference, making it an ideal resource for use in clinical settings.By integrating current clinical guidelines, anatomical principles, and technical expertise, groundbreaking Neurointervention supports clinicians in delivering safe, effective care across both routine and complex neurointerventional cases. Contributions from leading experts in the field ensure that each chapter provides evidence-based knowledge, making this an indispensable guide for those embarking on this stimulating, rewarding career.

Clinical Neurophysiology - part of the esteemed Oxford Specialist Handbooks in Neurology series - serves as a comprehensive bedside or outpatient-clinic pocket guide to understanding, performing, and interpretating common clinical neurophysiology techniques. Its sixteen chapters comprehensively cover the central nervous system, peripheral nervous system, and autonomic nervous system. Technical descriptions are followed by common cases likely to be encountered in the clinical neurophysiology clinic, including cerebral disorders, epilepsy, neuromuscular disorders, intraoperative monitoring cases, autonomic function disorders, sleep disorders, movement disorders, visual-, auditory-, and vestibular-system disorders. Providing common reference values and up-to-date diagnostic criteria, this is an indispensable resource for trainee doctors, consultant/attending physicians, and data interpreters in clinical neurophysiology