Studies in Neurology, Vol. 1 of 2 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Explore how clinical observation reshapes our understanding of the nervous system. This scholarly work traces a path from peripheral nerves to brain centers, showing how careful testing and comparative methods illuminate sensory function and its changes after injury.

The book gathers a century of clinical research into a coherent whole. It explains how measurable tests and patient comparison help reveal true sensory differences, and it discusses how different nerve injuries alter perception, touch, pain, temperature, and more. Readers will see how practical experimentation in a medical setting can uncover the workings of the nervous system.

• Clear explanation of sensory testing methods and their significance for diagnosis


• Discussion of how peripheral nerves, spinal cord, and brain interact to shape sensation


• Clinical case material illustrating recovery, pain, and changes in skin and perception


• Insight into the relationship between sensation, movement, and nerve injury

Ideal for students and professionals seeking a foundational text on neurology and clinical methods.

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