Clinical NEUROPATHY Textbook: Mechanisms, Evaluation, Diagnosis, Treatment, and Rehabilitation

A Comprehensive Clinical Guide to Understanding and Managing Peripheral Neuropathy >Designed to connect foundational neuroscience with real clinical practice, this book emphasizes localization, pattern recognition, mechanism, and cause rather than relying on symptom lists alone. Readers are guided through the evaluation of sensory, motor, autonomic, focal, multifocal, and generalized neuropathies while learning how clinical findings, electrodiagnostic studies, laboratory investigations, imaging, genetics, and specialized testing work together.Inside This Book, You Will Explore- Peripheral nerve anatomy, physiology, degeneration, and regeneration- Axonal, demyelinating, nodal, ischemic, toxic, metabolic, immune-mediated, hereditary, infectious, and neoplastic neuropathies- Structured neurological history-taking and examination- Nerve conduction studies and electromyography- Small-fiber and autonomic neuropathy assessment- Diabetic, nutritional, toxic, inflammatory, amyloid, genetic, and systemic neuropathies- Upper- and lower-limb mononeuropathies and entrapment syndromes- Neuropathic pain management and disease-modifying treatment- Rehabilitation, orthotic support, fall prevention, foot protection, and functional recovery- Clinical red flags, urgent referral, prognosis, and multidisciplinary care The book places particular emphasis on clinical reasoning and patient safety, helping readers distinguish common presentations from rapidly progressive, inflammatory, structural, systemic, or potentially life-threatening neurological conditions.More Than a Reference Text >Whether used for study, professional development, clinical reference, or revision, Clinical Neuropathy provides an integrated framework for understanding not only which nerve is affected, but why it was injured, how the disorder may progress, and how meaningful function and quality of life can be protected.