Nerve cases : high yield scenarios for oral and written testing
Hanna, Amgad S.
Nerve cases : high yield scenarios for oral and written testing Amgad S. Hanna. - 1 recurso en línea (217 páginas)
Foreword; Preface; Acknowledgments; Contents; Abbreviations; Part I: Nerve Cases; 1: Case I: Hand Weakness 1; 1.1 Case Presentation; 1.2 Questions; 1.3 Questions; 1.4 What Can Go€Wrong?; Reference; 2: Case II: Shoulder Weakness 1; 2.1 Case Presentation; 2.2 Questions; 2.3 Question; 2.4 What Can Go€Wrong?; References; 3: Case III: Foot Drop 1; 3.1 Case Presentation; 3.2 Questions; 3.3 What Can Go€Wrong?; References; 4: Case IV: Foot Drop 2; 4.1 Case Presentation; 4.2 Questions; 4.3 Question; 4.4 What Can Go€Wrong?; References; 5: Case V: Tumor 1; 5.1 Case Presentation. 10.4 Question10.5 What Can Go€Wrong?; References; 11: Case XI: Shoulder Weakness 2; 11.1 Case Presentation; 11.2 Questions; 11.3 Question; 11.4 Question; 11.5 What Can Go€Wrong?; References; 12: Case XII: Tumor 3; 12.1 Case Presentation; 12.2 Questions; 12.3 Question; 12.4 Question; 12.5 What Can Go€Wrong?; References; 13: Case XIII: Thigh Pain 1; 13.1 Case Presentation; 13.2 Questions; 13.3 Question; 13.4 Question; 13.5 Question; 13.6 Question; 13.7 What Can Go€Wrong?; Reference; 14: Case XIV: Hand Weakness 2; 14.1 Case Presentation; 14.2 Questions; 14.3 Question. 14.4 Question14.5 What Can Go€Wrong?; References; 15: Case XV: Hand Weakness 3; 15.1 Case Presentation; 15.2 Questions; 15.3 What Can Go€Wrong?; References; 16: Case XVI: Arm Pain; 16.1 Case Presentation; 16.2 Questions; 16.3 Question; 16.4 Question; 16.5 What Can Go€Wrong?; References; 17: Case XVII: Hand Weakness 4; 17.1 Case Presentation; 17.2 Questions; 17.3 Question; 17.4 Question; 17.5 What Can Go€Wrong?; References; 18: Case XVIII: Thigh Pain 2; 18.1 Case Presentation; 18.2 Questions; 18.3 Question; 18.4 Question; 18.5 Question; 18.6 Question. 18.7 What Can Go€Wrong?References; 19: Case IX: Trauma 3; 19.1 Case Presentation; 19.2 Questions; 19.3 Question; 19.4 Question; 19.5 Question; 19.6 What Can Go€Wrong?; References; 20: Case XX: Foot Pain; 20.1 Case Presentation; 20.2 Questions; 20.3 Question; 20.4 What Can Go€Wrong?; References; 21: Case XXI: Forearm Pain; 21.1 Case Presentation; 21.2 Questions; 21.3 Question; 21.4 What Can Go€Wrong?; References; 22: Case XXII: Thigh Weakness; 22.1 Case Presentation; 22.2 Questions; 22.3 Questions; 22.4 Questions; 22.5 Questions; 22.6 What Can Go€Wrong?; References. 5.2 Questions5.3 What Can Go€Wrong?; References; 6: Case VI: Shoulder Pain; 6.1 Case Presentation; 6.2 Questions; 6.3 What Can Go€Wrong?; References; 7: Case VII: Tumor 2; 7.1 Case Presentation; 7.2 Questions; 7.3 Question; 7.4 What Can Go€Wrong?; References; 8: Case VIII: Trauma 1; 8.1 Case Presentation; 8.2 Questions; 8.3 Question; 8.4 What Can Go€Wrong?; References; 9: Case IX: Trauma 2; 9.1 Case Presentation; 9.2 Questions; 9.3 Question; 9.4 Question; 9.5 What Can Go€Wrong?; References; 10: Case X: Hand Pain; 10.1 Case Presentation; 10.2 Questions; 10.3 Question.
This book addresses the severe knowledge deficit in peripheral nerve amongst neurosurgeons, however this topic represents an integral part of the oral board examination. The book employs a case based approach with the highest-yield scenarios for oral boards, primarily focusing on nerve entrapments, trauma and tumors. Thanks to its question and answer format, the reader is encouraged to think about the cases and questions as if taking the real exam before they check the answers. The work also includes common pitfalls, a section on nerve examinations including video recordings, and a section on important clinical findings that should be diagnosed from the picture. The book not only serves neurosurgeons, but also plastic surgeons, orthopedists, and neurologists.
3319396943 9783319396941
Sistema nervioso--Wounds and injuries.
RD593 / 2017 EB
Nerve cases : high yield scenarios for oral and written testing Amgad S. Hanna. - 1 recurso en línea (217 páginas)
Foreword; Preface; Acknowledgments; Contents; Abbreviations; Part I: Nerve Cases; 1: Case I: Hand Weakness 1; 1.1 Case Presentation; 1.2 Questions; 1.3 Questions; 1.4 What Can Go€Wrong?; Reference; 2: Case II: Shoulder Weakness 1; 2.1 Case Presentation; 2.2 Questions; 2.3 Question; 2.4 What Can Go€Wrong?; References; 3: Case III: Foot Drop 1; 3.1 Case Presentation; 3.2 Questions; 3.3 What Can Go€Wrong?; References; 4: Case IV: Foot Drop 2; 4.1 Case Presentation; 4.2 Questions; 4.3 Question; 4.4 What Can Go€Wrong?; References; 5: Case V: Tumor 1; 5.1 Case Presentation. 10.4 Question10.5 What Can Go€Wrong?; References; 11: Case XI: Shoulder Weakness 2; 11.1 Case Presentation; 11.2 Questions; 11.3 Question; 11.4 Question; 11.5 What Can Go€Wrong?; References; 12: Case XII: Tumor 3; 12.1 Case Presentation; 12.2 Questions; 12.3 Question; 12.4 Question; 12.5 What Can Go€Wrong?; References; 13: Case XIII: Thigh Pain 1; 13.1 Case Presentation; 13.2 Questions; 13.3 Question; 13.4 Question; 13.5 Question; 13.6 Question; 13.7 What Can Go€Wrong?; Reference; 14: Case XIV: Hand Weakness 2; 14.1 Case Presentation; 14.2 Questions; 14.3 Question. 14.4 Question14.5 What Can Go€Wrong?; References; 15: Case XV: Hand Weakness 3; 15.1 Case Presentation; 15.2 Questions; 15.3 What Can Go€Wrong?; References; 16: Case XVI: Arm Pain; 16.1 Case Presentation; 16.2 Questions; 16.3 Question; 16.4 Question; 16.5 What Can Go€Wrong?; References; 17: Case XVII: Hand Weakness 4; 17.1 Case Presentation; 17.2 Questions; 17.3 Question; 17.4 Question; 17.5 What Can Go€Wrong?; References; 18: Case XVIII: Thigh Pain 2; 18.1 Case Presentation; 18.2 Questions; 18.3 Question; 18.4 Question; 18.5 Question; 18.6 Question. 18.7 What Can Go€Wrong?References; 19: Case IX: Trauma 3; 19.1 Case Presentation; 19.2 Questions; 19.3 Question; 19.4 Question; 19.5 Question; 19.6 What Can Go€Wrong?; References; 20: Case XX: Foot Pain; 20.1 Case Presentation; 20.2 Questions; 20.3 Question; 20.4 What Can Go€Wrong?; References; 21: Case XXI: Forearm Pain; 21.1 Case Presentation; 21.2 Questions; 21.3 Question; 21.4 What Can Go€Wrong?; References; 22: Case XXII: Thigh Weakness; 22.1 Case Presentation; 22.2 Questions; 22.3 Questions; 22.4 Questions; 22.5 Questions; 22.6 What Can Go€Wrong?; References. 5.2 Questions5.3 What Can Go€Wrong?; References; 6: Case VI: Shoulder Pain; 6.1 Case Presentation; 6.2 Questions; 6.3 What Can Go€Wrong?; References; 7: Case VII: Tumor 2; 7.1 Case Presentation; 7.2 Questions; 7.3 Question; 7.4 What Can Go€Wrong?; References; 8: Case VIII: Trauma 1; 8.1 Case Presentation; 8.2 Questions; 8.3 Question; 8.4 What Can Go€Wrong?; References; 9: Case IX: Trauma 2; 9.1 Case Presentation; 9.2 Questions; 9.3 Question; 9.4 Question; 9.5 What Can Go€Wrong?; References; 10: Case X: Hand Pain; 10.1 Case Presentation; 10.2 Questions; 10.3 Question.
This book addresses the severe knowledge deficit in peripheral nerve amongst neurosurgeons, however this topic represents an integral part of the oral board examination. The book employs a case based approach with the highest-yield scenarios for oral boards, primarily focusing on nerve entrapments, trauma and tumors. Thanks to its question and answer format, the reader is encouraged to think about the cases and questions as if taking the real exam before they check the answers. The work also includes common pitfalls, a section on nerve examinations including video recordings, and a section on important clinical findings that should be diagnosed from the picture. The book not only serves neurosurgeons, but also plastic surgeons, orthopedists, and neurologists.
3319396943 9783319396941
Sistema nervioso--Wounds and injuries.
RD593 / 2017 EB