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Synopsis of Neurology, Psychiatry and Related Systemic Disorders

Synopsis of Neurology, Psychiatry and Related Systemic Disorders

Synopsis of Neurology, Psychiatry and Related Systemic Disorders

Alan B. Ettinger, Safe Passage Diagnostics, New York
Deborah M. Weisbrot, State University of New York, Stony Brook
Casey E. Gallimore, University of Wisconsin
May 2019
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    Symptoms and signs in neurology and psychiatry typically present in the clinical context of other underlying conditions. When evaluating a patient, a physician may choose to review a diverse list of potential underlying diagnoses with the aid of the editor team's existing text: Neurological Differential Diagnosis: A Case-Based Approach. However, if the patient has a known pre-existing condition, the physician will need to consider a reverse approach - considering what complications of that condition may be associated with current symptoms. This book provides quick-reference, comprehensive, concise summaries of neurologic, psychiatric and medical diagnoses with a focus on neurologic and psychiatric implications of systemic disorders. A separate pharmacology section provides a consolidated review of potential neurologic and psychiatric adverse effects of medications. This book is an invaluable resource for a broad medical audience, from the medical student to the experienced consultant.

    • All entries are listed alphabetically for quick look-up
    • Diagnostic conditions follow a stereotyped order of presentation including epidemiology and demographics, highlights of each disorder, neurologic and psychiatric symptoms and signs, secondary complications, and potential neurologic or psychiatric complications of treatments
    • A separate reference guide is provided focusing on the neurologic and psychiatric complications of medications treatments

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    May 2019
    Adobe eBook Reader
    9781108605632
    0 pages
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    Table of Contents

    • List of contributors
    • Preface
    • Part I:
    • 1. Entries A–Z
    • Part II:
    • 2. Medication adverse effects
    • 3. Cardiovascular and renal medications
    • 4. Medications to treat diabetes
    • 5. Hormones and medications to treat endocrine and bone disorders
    • 6. Gastrointestinal medications
    • 7. Vitamins and minerals
    • 8. Medication to treat asthma and allergies
    • 9. Antimicrobial medications
    • 10. Antiretroviral medications
    • 11. Immunosuppressive medications
    • 12. Oncology and hematology medications
    • 13. Disease-modifying antirheumatic medications (DMARDs)
    • 14. Medications to treat neurodegenerative diseases
    • 15. Medications to treat epilepsy
    • 16. Medications to treat headache and migraine
    • 17. Medications to treat mental health and substance abuse disorders
    • Index.
      Contributors
    • Brandon Needelman, Todd Cohen, Chen Zao, Howard Crystal, Intazam Khan, Tanya Kapoor, Zianka Huzailyn Fallil, Mohammad A. Khoshnoodi, Vinay Chaudhry, James Soh, Susan Law, Ira Turner, Shamik Bhattacharyya, Martin Samuels, Amy Goldstein, Maria Luisa Escolar, Neil Datta, Deborah Weisbrot, Shazia Alam, Antenor Vilceus, Nissah Vilceus, Daniel Torres, Saman Zafar, Annie Hsieh, Amit Shelat, Derek Cheng, Elizabeth Ng, Scott J. Stevens, Chilvana Patel, Purvesh Patel, Alan Ettinger, Gidon Winter, Nora L. Chan, Sachin Kapur, Raminder Parihar, Vinny Sharma, Matthew S.Goldfinger, Mohammad S. Hussain, Jayme Mancini, George Koutsouras, Matthew A. Goldstein, Adena N. Leder, Lucas Meira, Erica Schuyler, Sridhara Yaddanapudi, Ylec Mariana Cardenas, Dilip Jayaraman, Aparna Prabhu, Patrick Drummond, Doria Gold, Nina Kim, Andrea Lee, Nicole S. Morgan, Lynda Nwabuobi, Danielle Stember, Vanessa Tiongson, Jonathan Tiu, Arielle M. Kurzweil, Tajinder Kaur, Joseph C. Landolfi, MacIntosh, Zhou, Moss, Padmaja Aradhya, Steven Ender, Cynthia Harden, John Barry, Aaron Pinkhasov, Mehrdad Golzad, Iakovou, Sotudeh, Hwang, Anschel, Alan Berger, Michael Pulley, Rishi Garg, Jasvinder Chawla, Agnieszka Kokoszka, Steve Sparr, Eric Smouha, Jeff Freund, Greta Nemergut, Angela Massey Hill, Curtis Triplitt, Michael Cutrer, Barnett, Dela-Pena, Shannon, Anthony Podany, Heather Johnson, Greta Nemergut, Heather LaRue, Chris Hulstein, Latha Radhakrishnan, Kelly Gable, Mei Liu, Megan Maroney, Jeanine Conway, Emily Czerwonka, Casey Gallimore

    • Editors
    • Alan B. Ettinger , Safe Passage Diagnostics, New York

      Alan B. Ettinger is the Medical Director at Safe Passage EEG Services based in New York. He is a former Professor in the Department of Clinical Neurology at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine, New York, and President of the Professional Advisory Board of the Epilepsy Foundation of Long Island.

    • Deborah M. Weisbrot , State University of New York, Stony Brook

      Deborah M. Weisbrot is a Clinical Professor of Psychiatry at the Medical Center of the State University of New York, Stony Brook and a Distinguished Fellow of the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry. Dr Weisbrot's current clinical work is as a consulting psychiatrist for several therapeutic schools and she has researched and published widely on psychiatric comorbidities of neurological disorders. She lectures nationally in the US on the critical issue of school threat assessment.

    • Casey E. Gallimore , University of Wisconsin

      Casey E. Gallimore is an Associate Professor at the School of Pharmacy of the University of Wisconsin, Madison, which she joined in 2007 and where she currently teaches in the areas of mental health pharmacy and pharmaceutical care skills. Dr Gallimore practices one day per week at Access Community Health Centers in Madison where she works with primary care clinicians and the behavioral health team to provide psychiatric pharmacy services.