Neck Complaints (The Most Common Complaints Series)

Enables practitioners to quickly find the information they need to diagnose and treat patients with neck problems *Provides benefit of learning from an experienced clinician *Addresses neurologic syndromes that localize to the neck, muscle problems, trauma, and tumors *Includes important chapter on whiplash injuries Focusing on signs and symptoms, Neck Complaints is a concise and practical handbook on the diagnosis and treatment of neck problems. The author, a neurologist with considerable clinical and teaching experience, provides the reader with approaches to the management of neck complaints that have been proven to work. Since many neck complaints are of a sensory nature, sorting out the systemic problem and what to do about it presents a challenge to the clinician. However, after reading this clear guide, practitioners will be better equipped to treat patients with common and uncommon neck problems. (Product Description).

Year

1999

Language

English

Publisher

Butterworth-Heinemann

Editions

1

Pages

152

ISBN

9780750671569

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