The patient is deteriorating. You know the disease. But do you know the next move? Neurology residents don't fail because they lack facts. They freeze at the moment of decision — when the thunderclap headache could be nothing or could be a bleed, when the weakness is climbing toward the diaphragm, when the scan is normal but the stroke is real. Clinical Neurology in Practice was built for that moment. This is a complete, evidence-based clinical neurology reference for resident physicians — spanning the full curriculum from the neurological examination and localization through stroke, epilepsy, headache, movement disorders, multiple sclerosis, dementia, neuromuscular disease, neuro-infection, neuro-oncology, neurocritical care, spinal emergencies, and the disorders of sleep and autonomic function. Every chapter is written as clinical reasoning, not memorization — teaching you not just what a disease is, but what to do when it walks through the door. Featuring The Next-Move Decision Engine — the proprietary decision framework woven through every chapter, built on four questions that turn knowledge into action: Read more