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Half title page Title page Copyright page Dedication Contents List of contributors Foreword Preface Acknowledgments Section 1 Differential Diagnosis of Abnormal Symptoms and Signs

1 Introduction: localization and differential diagnosis in neurology 2 Agitation 3 Agnosias 4 Anxiety and panic 5 Aphasia 6 Apraxia 7 Ataxia, acute or subacute 8 Ataxia, subacute or chronic 9 Attentional problems 10 Autonomic failure or syndromes 11 Bulbar and pseudobulbar palsy 12 Catatonic-like states 13 Chorea 14 Coma 15 Dementia 16 Depression 17 Diplopia 18 Dissociative disorder 19 Dizziness 20 Drop attacks 21 Dysarthria 22 Dysphagia 23 Dystonia 24 Eating disorders 25 Eye movements, abnormal 26 Falls 27 Foot drop 28 Gait abnormalities 29 Hallucinations, visual 30 Headache 31 Hearing deficit 32 Hypersomnolence 33 Incontinence 34 Mania and bipolar symptoms 35 Medically unexplained symptoms 36 Memory loss and cognitive decline – acute and subacute amnesia 37 Mental status change, acute [and delirium] 38 Movement disorders in psychiatric disorders 39 Movements, facial 40 Movements, focal, clonic 41 Movements, complex motor activity 42 Movements during sleep 43 Movements, tonic-clonic type 44 Mutism 45 Myalgia, cramps 46 Myoclonus 47 Myotonia 48 Nystagmus 49 Ophthalmoparesis, gaze conjugate lateral deficit and conjugate vertical deficit 50 Pain, arm 51 Pain, back 52 Pain, eye 53 Pain, face 54 Pain, neck 55 Papilledema 56 Paresthesias 57 Parkinson's disease and related extrapyramidal syndromes 58 Proptosis [exophthalmos] 59 Psychosis, thought disorder 60 Ptosis 61 Pupil constriction and Horner's syndrome 62 Pupil dilation 63 Respiratory difficulties, neurologic causes 64 Retardation, mental 65 Seizure 66 Sensory deficits and abnormal sensations 67 Sensory deficits in the face 68 Smell deficit 69 Spasm, hemifacial 70 Stroke and hemorrhage syndromes 71 Stroke in adults, etiologies 72 Stroke in the young, etiologies 73 Syncope 74 Tinnitus 75 Tremor 76 Vertigo 77 Visual field deficits 78 Visual loss, acute bilateral 79 Visual loss, monocular 80 Weakness, generalized acute 81 Weakness, hemiparesis 82 Weakness in the intensive care unit 83 Weakness, monomelic 84 Weakness, neck 85 Weakness, paraparesis 86 Weakness, proximal

Section 2 Differential Diagnosis within Specific Localizations

87 Cavernous sinus syndrome 88 Facial nerve palsy 89 Fourth nerve palsy 90 Myelopathy 91 Nerve, cranial: multiple deficit 92 Neuropathy, axonal versus demyelinating 93 Neuropathy, femoral 94 Neuropathy, median and carpal tunnel 95 Neuropathy, radial 96 Neuropathy, sciatic 97 Neuropathy, tibial 98 Neuropathy, ulnar 99 Plexopathy, brachial 100 Plexopathy, lumbar 101 Radiculopathy 102 Sixth nerve palsy 103 Third nerve palsy

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