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| | Description | This classic text is the authoritative standard for the diagnosis and management of neurological disorders. The completely revised Third Edition of Neurology in Clinical Practice successfully integrates basic neuroscience with clinical neurology while providing a practical approach to differential diagnosis and treatment that only years of experience can offer. In order to better meet the needs of busy clinicians, the Third Edition is available in both print and online versions. A subscription to the online version is included with the purchase of the book. | |
| | Product Details | | Paperback: | 2413 pages | | Publisher: | Butterworth-Heinemann | | Publication Date: | January 15, 2000 | | Language: | English | | ISBN: | 0750699736 | | Average Customer Rating: |  based on 4 reviews |
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6 of 8 found the following review helpful:
More expensive than its worth Jun 12, 2001
The book has some good chapters but overall, it cannot serve as a reference text. Bakers Neurology on CD ROM is almost half the price and packs much more information with excellent references.
6 of 8 found the following review helpful:
 Understocked, overpriced Oct 06, 2000
I've used the book as a reference in neurology a number of times. On each occasion the contents provided a very nice general summary of the more basic information on the topic. Also in each case, critical and well established aspects of the clinical condition --- essential to decisionmaking --- were omitted from the text without even the slightest implied reference. Some of the missing information was "new" (last 4-5 years), much of it was not. A well written general survey of neurology for the medical student, the level of omission of significant or critical information suggests that even the family practitioner should exercise great caution in using it as a decision-making guide. Books that appear less complete, in the end, provide at least equal information and utility. Rated as high as 2* because the text is well written and the minimum of basic information is provided, though not at a level appropriate to a skilled neurologist.
4 of 9 found the following review helpful:
A letdown.... Oct 01, 2002
By I. T. Gavrilovic
Any large 2 volume reference text certainly looks impressive. But, unfortunately, NICP is only superficially attractive. I have used this as a reference many times and have closed the book without gaining any satisfactory answers. Considering it's size and price, NICP is a huge letdown. The online subscription service is costly, but at least it gets continuously updated and has videos to boot.
1 of 7 found the following review helpful:
 neurology in clinical practice Jun 19, 2000
if you have "nicp" at home you dont need to look for any articles in any of those (too many) journals published around . you will find all necessary information, including diagnosis, uptodate treatment, research, good studies about any topic you can imagine. This is the best tetbook for the neurologist of any generation.
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