This book is the first comprehensive reference on the interface between neurology and internal medicine. In 171 chapters organized by organ system, the book examines the neurologic manifestations of dozens of medical conditions, the neurologic effects of drugs, organ transplantation, and other treatments, and the medical comorbidities or complications—iatrogenic or otherwise—that neurologists must diagnose and treat in patients with neurologic disease.

Most chapters are co-authored by a neurologist and a non-neurologic specialist. Each chapter presents information in an accessible format and includes a case vignette and the authors’ recommendations for the case.

A companion Website provides a multiple-choice question for each chapter and the fully searchable text, with case vignettes and recommendations linked.

Key Features

• First comprehensive reference on the interface between neurology and internal medicine:
  • the neurologic manifestations of dozens of medical conditions
  • the neurologic effects of drugs, organ transplantation, mechanical ventilation, and other treatments
  • the medical comorbidities or complicationsiatrogenic or otherwisethat neurologists must diagnose and treat in patients with neurologic disease
• Includes complex topics such as neurology of organ transplantation, agents of terror, environmental emergencies, and neurotoxicological issues
• Most chapters co-authored by a neurologist and a non-neurologic specialist
• Information presented in a straightforward, accessible format
• Each chapter includes a case vignette and the authors’ recommendations for the case