Two of the most common clinical presentations seen by internists, general practitioners, and neurologists alike are chronic headaches and peripheral neuropathy. The fact that they're common, however, doesn't diminish the fact that – because there are so many causes, types, and potential treatments – physicians need guidance on proper diagnosis and management.

In Essentials of Neurology: Chronic Headaches and Peripheral Neuropathy, you will learn as Benjamin Greenberg, MD, Assistant Professor in the Johns Hopkins Department of Neurology, points out in two insightful lectures, a careful, detailed, step-by-step approach in the essential proper diagnosis and management of chronic headaches and peripheral neuropathy - presenting key facts, diagnostic tips, and treatment recommendations that can be used immediately in your practice.

Here's what's covered in this clinician's guide:

Management of Chronic Headaches

• Diagnosis and treatment choices for migraine, tension-type headache, drug rebound headache, hemicrania continua, cluster headache and trigeminal neuralgia
• Preferred drug regimens for abortive therapy
• Preventive therapy recommendations
• Recognizing and treating secondary headache disorders, including giant cell arteritis, vascular dissections, pseudotumor cerebri, and occipital neuralgia
• Conducting a truly thorough H/P
• The role of imaging and when to use it
  

• Sorting out neuropathy symptoms
• Classification schemes
• Diagnosis and treatment guidelines for common neuropathies, including CIDP, multifocal motor neuropathy, anti-MAG syndrome, Charcot-Marie-Tooth, and axonal neuropathies
• The role of diabetes and glucose intolerance
• Assessing for Vitamin E deficiency and hypothyroidisnm
• Best-practice history including nerve conduction studies and electromyography

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