Atlas and Textbook of Small Animal Neurology

This book provides a comprehensive overview of small animal neurology covering the diagnosis and treatment of all clinical problems. It contains detailed information on neurological examination procedures, neuropathology and genetic disorders. There are also individual chapters on laboratory tests, anaesthesia, radiology and electrodiagnostics, rehabilitation, pharmacology and surgery.

Specific neurological diseases are usefully listed according to their location, making an excellent tool for guiding professionals and students in their diagnosis and treatment.

Exceptionally well illustrated throughout, the book includes detailed imaging diagnostic illustrations showing neuro-anatomy and -pathology, an illustrated appendix, and a step-by-step demonstration of clinical neurological investigation and numerous examples of neurological diseases on the enclosed CD-ROM. Authored by a team of international experts on small animal neurology, the English language edition has now been revised by one of the most acknowledged neurologist in the US.

Well presented, with well laid out text and a large number of diagrams. It also includes a good section on MRI anatomy of the brain... chapters are logically laid out... there is a lot more to this book than a dry re-writing of the old neuroanatomy texts... Diagrams and illustrations are plentiful and text is detailed without being too rambling... should prove a good introduction to the subject and will likely become a handy reference text for the more experienced. --Peter M Smith, Veterinary Practice, 01-Sep-2010

It is designed for use by veterinary professionals with a wide range of expertise, from veterinary student to specialist (practicing neurologist). It does a phenomenal job of meeting the needs of readers of all skill levels... It is fortunate that we have an English translation of this remarkable book. In its exceptional illustration and its clarity, comprehensiveness, and usefulness, this book is unequaled in small animal neurology. (5 stars) --Marcella Ridgway, VMD, MS, DACVIM (University of Illin