Movement Disorders: Unforgettable Cases and Lessons from the Bedside Paperback – July 1, 2012

Is one of the best collection of cases. Very educational and informational.Will recommend highly to all neurologist and even general physicians.

A truly wonderful book. This book is unique in my experience. Each chapter discusses an unusual or rare illness and discusses thoroughly what factors led to an initial misdiagnosis in the author's experience. There are good references for each small chapter.i absolutely adore the book and regret that I waited perhaps four years after I initially found it and had the urge to buy it.I have only one criticism, which is the reason for four stars rather than five stars, and the criticism is really for the publisher rather than the author. The print is incredibly tiny. I have never in my life seen print that small in a book. I don't know what they were thinking.My advice is to order an electronic version of the book. I certainly wish that I had. I am using one of those magnifying glasses in the shape of a bar, with a yellow line to highlight the line you're reading, which helps, too, though the magnification is the main benefit. They are sold on Amazon for just a few dollars.

Book is fine. Print is awful! I really don’t recommend that you buy the print version, font size is for ants!

I enjoyed the different perspectives and variety of cases. The contributors are all well known movement disorders specialists I respect.

Good book with lots of interesting cases, although the quality of discussions were not the same and I do not agree with some of these discussions. Different terminologies were used for the same problem. Some authors tend to use a lot of sophisticated tests for diagnosis, not easily available to general neurologist and I wonder if routine use of these tests is cost effective. It appears that some authors use the tests with no clear indication. another problem was very small font used in the book, difficult to read. But overall a helpful book.