Practical Primer of Clinical Neurology

I don't know what book Al Cohen is discussing but he must either be retarded or illiterate. There are no grammatical errors or typos in this book. It is well organized and full of useful infomration. If Al Cohen is a physician then you probably don't want to be his patient.

Practical Primer of Clinical Neurology was a great pocket reference. It hadan appropriate amount of information on each topic. The enrichment boxesthroughout the text would highlight important differences between conceptsto help you know more. Diagrams and tables were all appropriate and the webreferences in the text help you learn more on subjects. This book knows itplace and doesn't get bogged in detail, making it a great read for those ona neurology rotation. Coupled with a question book, Practical Primer helpedme get prepared for the shelf test and take it with confidence.