Clinical Approach to Pediatric Neurology, 2/E for Postgraduate Students & Practicing Pediatricians | Case-based Guide with Differential Diagnosis Tables, Grading Scales & Exam Case Boxes

Clinical Approach to Pediatric Neurology, 2nd Edition, takes a symptom-first, case-based route through the neurological problems children present with most often in the clinic and on the wards - seizures, encephalopathy, developmental delay, neuroregression, movement disorders, ataxia, neuromuscular weakness, vision loss, and hearing loss. The book opens with the fundamentals of clinical neuroanatomy, developmental and CNS examination, neuroimaging, neurophysiology, CSF/tissue diagnosis, and genetic evaluation, before moving into 14 symptom-based diagnostic-approach chapters. A dedicated Residents' Corner works through 9 exam-style cases - cerebral palsy, tubercular meningitis, acute hemiplegia, paraplegia, Guillain-Barre syndrome, floppy infant, muscular dystrophy, neurodegenerative disorder, and hydrocephalus - built around Practical Boxes that model exact history, examination, and case-presentation answers. A closing section on therapeutic dilemmas covers antiseizure medications, status epilepticus, CNS infections, raised intracranial pressure, acute stroke, and neuromuscular disease management. This 2nd edition is written in simple, exam-ready language and is structured around differential-diagnosis tables that set out points for and against each diagnosis, grading scales such as the Modified Ashworth Scale, and classification systems including GMFCS and MACS, alongside extensive figures, tables, and flowcharts. Who This Book Is For: MD/DNB Pediatrics postgraduates preparing for university and board exams Pediatric neurology trainees and fellows building case-presentation skills Practicing pediatricians and pediatric neurologists needing a quick clinical-approach reference Residents presenting neurology cases on rounds or in exams Why This Book Helps: Turns vague presenting complaints into a structured, chronological history-taking framework Breaks every major pediatric neurological symptom down into a stepwise diagnostic approach Prepares residents for viva and case-presentation exams with ready-made model answers Bridges the fundamentals of neuroimaging and neurophysiology with day-to-day clinical decision-making Consolidates acute and chronic management protocols in one therapeutic-dilemmas section Key Features: 39 chapters across 4 sections: Neurological Evaluation, Diagnostic Approach, Residents' Corner, and Therapeutic Dilemmas 9 exam-oriented cases in the Residents' Corner, each with Practical Boxes of model history and examination answers Differential-diagnosis tables set out as points for and against each diagnosis Grading and classification tools including the Modified Ashworth Scale, GMFCS, and MACS Dedicated chapters on neuroimaging interpretation and genetic evaluation in neurological disease

Disclaimer:

• Clinical Approach to Pediatric Neurology, 2/E for Postgraduate Students & Practicing Pediatricians | Case-based Guide with Differential Diagnosis Tables, Grading Scales & Exam Case Boxes book is not for reading online or for free download in PDF or eBook format.
• Table of Contents, Index, Syllabus, summary and image of Clinical Approach to Pediatric Neurology, 2/E for Postgraduate Students & Practicing Pediatricians | Case-based Guide with Differential Diagnosis Tables, Grading Scales & Exam Case Boxes may be of a different edition or of the same title.
• Price can change due to reprinting, price change by publisher or sourcing cost change for imported books.