<p>This review guide is not a patchwork of isolated facts or simplified primer, but a compilation of thirty-seven thought provoking case studies splendidly woven together into a single source. It is a "must have" review book for all neurosurgeons preparing for the Oral Board and Recertification Examinations, and will prove to be an invaluable, eye-opening refresher for residents studying for the written Boards due to the growing number of clinical-based questions "popping up" on this exam. It includes in-depth discussions of ALL questions that are cross-referenced to major textbooks and reference articles. Esoteric minutiae is eliminated and focuses on topics beloved by Board examiners. It will prove to be an extremely efficient way for busy neurosurgeons to prepare for the Oral Boards and Recertification examinations by eliminating the daunting task of having to assimilate multiple core textbooks and reference articles. It will serve as an invaluable, high yield resource in the days and weeks leading up to your licensure examination.</p>

Clinical Neurosurgical Vignettes for the Oral Board and Recertification Examinations: A Self Assessment Guide

Howard Morgan

Thomas G. Psarros

Jonathan A. White

Anotatos Publishing

This is a must have review book for anyone managing patients with brachial plexus and upper extremity peripheral nerve pathology. It is a wonderfully illustrated, anatomically-based guide that devotes the first five chapters to normal brachial plexus and peripheral nerve anatomy.  With this solid anatomical foundation, understanding proper physical examination techniques and interpreting abnormal physical exam results (chapter 6) becomes much less intimidating. Using a variety of carefully crafted schematic depictions, an unparalleled discussion of potential sites of nerve entrapment and pathology are outlined (chapter 7). The book concludes with a number of clinically relevant clinical vignettes that help reinforce important points from earlier sections of this book, and familiarize the reader with the treatment and surgical options for the most common entrapment and pathological syndromes encountered in the clinical setting (Chapter 8). It is a phenomenal resource for anyone lacking confidence diagnosing brachial plexus pathology or preparing for a variety of Board examinations.

The Brachial Plexus and Nerves of the Upper Extremity: An In-depth and Illustrated Study Guide

Thomas G. Psarros, MD

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