Part of the Oxford American Neurology Library, Parkinson's Disease:
Improving Patient Care is a clinically-focused text for healthcare
professionals involved in the everyday management of Parkinson's
disease patients. Primary care physicians, general neurologists,
medical trainees, and ancillary therapists including mental health
professionals, speech therapists, and physical therapists will all
find helpful information regarding caring for patients with
Parkinson's disease. The easily readable text provides information
on the diagnosis of Parkinson's disease and everyday management of
patients with this disorder. Concise chapters and tables for easy
reference make this book easy to read in sequence or use as a handy
reference. The 12 chapters cover all aspects of Parkinson's disease
care from diagnosis, test selection and early management to
handling complications, deciding whether surgical options are
appropriate, managing Parkinson's disease patients in the inpatient
setting and supporting patients and families during late-stage
complications. Tables and boxes highlight diagnostic clues and
criteria and appropriate medications and doses for Parkinson's
disease-specific medications and medications used to treat general
aspects of the disease such as constipation.
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