Ultimate Review for the Neurology Boards

Ultimate Review for the Neurology Boards

<p> Now in its third edition, <i>Ultimate Review for the Neurology Boards</i> is the definitive study guide for anyone preparing for the neurology board exam, RITE, or MOC exam. Compiled by nearly two dozen contributors and edited by four leading neurologists, this comprehensive point form review presents the latest research, data, and knowledge on all aspects of neurology that you need to know to succeed on these exams. </p> <p> The book is organized into five sections for easy access. Section I covers basic neurosciences, including neurochemistry, clinical neuroanatomy, and genetics. Section II discusses clinical neurology, with chapters devoted to the major diseases and disorders, including stroke, head trauma, dementia, epilepsy, and movement disorders, among others. In Section III, NCS, EMG, EEG, evoked potentials, and sleep neurology are covered, with images to enhance understanding of fundamental neurophysiologic techniques. Section IV covers pediatrics, while the final section contains nine chapters on subspecialties, including neurorehabilitation, adult and child psychiatry, neurourology, neurooncology, and more. </p> <p> Each chapter has been fully reviewed, revised, and updated to reflect current knowledge and practice and presents the information in an outline format, ideal for test preparation. Crucial topics and high-yield data are highlighted in bold or italic for maximal retention. With several new features, such as suggested readings and a “cheat sheet” at the end of each chapter, this third edition of <i>Ultimate Review for the Neurology Boards</i> is essential reading for anyone taking the neurology boards or MOC exam. </p> <p> The Revised Third Edition Features: </p> <ul> <li> <p> A completely revised and expanded practice test with all new questions </p> </li> <li> <p> “NB” (nota bene) items, which highlight key points to remember for the exams </p> </li> <li> <p> A “Cheat Sheet” in each chapter, with quick pearls, mnemonics, and definitions </p> </li> <li> <p> Suggestions for further reading at the end of each chapter </p> </li> </ul>