Key features of the book: A comprehensive textbook of neurological evaluation. Chapters devoted to each phase of the neurological examination, discussing the significance of both common and rare clinical findings and how best to elicit them. Additional chapters are devoted to the best approach to complicated diagnostic syndromes including spinal cord disorders, brachial and lumbosacral plexus disorders, and other neurologic conditions. Clinical findings and their significance are explained with hundreds of figures, along with tables, case studies, and photographs. Simple explanations with great depth of detail make this book an excellent resource for students as well as consultants. Throughout the book, the emphasis is on seeking out potential diagnostic pitfalls and confusing symptoms and signs and tackling them head-on with a logical and clear approach. Hundreds of specific points – Pearls and Pitfalls – help in elucidating diagnostic dilemmas. Represents the wealth of neurologic knowledge and experiences compiled by the authors, over many decades of experience in practicing and teaching neurology.