Pediatric Neurology, Second Edition (Pediatric Diagnosis and Management)

by James Bale (Author), Joshua Bonkowsky (Author), Francis Filloux (Author), Gary Hedlund (Author), Paul Larsen (Author), Denise Morita (Author) & 3 more

The revised edition of this exceptional text, “Pediatric Neurology: Principles and Practice” by James Bale, Joshua Bonkowsky, Francis Filloux, Gary Hedlund, Paul Larsen, Denise Morita and 3 more is everything a seasoned practitioner or a novice embarking on a career in pediatric neurology may need. The book takes its readers on a comprehensive journey, providing practical, straightforward, and up-to-date information about the developing nervous system, from infancy to adolescence. The new edition includes chapters on tumors of the nervous system, autism and related conditions, and practice parameters in child neurology.

One of the most striking features of this book is the coherent, organized, and structured approach that the authors take to convey complex concepts. Each chapter starts with a clinical vignette or an anecdote that immediately captures the reader’s attention. The authors do an exceptional job of integrating the basic science with the clinical perspective, making the book comprehensive yet accessible.

The book is divided into six parts, each part covering an essential aspect of pediatric neurology. Part 1, “Approach to the Patient with Neurological Disease” outlines an organized approach to the diagnosis and management of pediatric neurological conditions. Part 2, “Clinical Manifestations of Neurological Disease,” highlights the symptomatology and clinical course of various neurological disorders. Part 3, “Diagnostic Testing,” provides a practical guide to the diagnostic workup of children with neurological disorders. Part 4, “Management of Specific Neurological Disorders,” addresses specific neurological disorders in detail. Part 5, “Neurological Problems in Special Populations,” covers neurological disorders in children with disabilities. Lastly, the book concludes with part 6, “Practice of Pediatric Neurology,” discussing the practical and ethical aspects of practicing pediatric neurology.

Each chapter concludes with a summary of key points and ample references, making it an excellent resource for both practicing clinicians and those taking they’re pediatric neurology board exam. Additionally, the book is beautifully illustrated with tables, algorithms, and pictures that supplement text and aid in comprehension.

What sets this book apart from others in the market is its emphasis on clinical application and relevance. The authors do an exceptional job of conveying practical information that can benefit clinicians in their clinical practice. They discuss the common clinical dilemmas that clinicians encounter and provide evidence-based solutions that are clinically relevant. This book serves not only as a textbook but also as an essential reference guide for pediatric neurologists and general pediatricians.

In summary, “Pediatric Neurology: Principles and Practice” is an excellent text that provides comprehensive and practical information on pediatric neurological disorders. The authors’ clear writing style, clinical relevance, and emphasis on practicality make this book an indispensable resource. It is a must-read for any clinician practicing in the field of pediatric neurology.

Ordering this book is an investment in one’s clinical practice and knowledge. The reader will find themselves referring back to this book time and time again, as the information is not only relevant but also very much applicable. There is no doubt that “Pediatric Neurology: Principles and Practice” will become a classic in the field of pediatric neurology, and any clinician would be at a disadvantage without it.

Product Details

• Series: Pediatric Diagnosis and Management
• : 376 pages
• Publisher: CRC Press; 2 edition (April 18, 2017)
• Language: English
• ISBN-10: 1498737803
• ISBN-13: 978-1498737807