Clinical Electrophysiology

Discover the essential resource for neurologists, both in practice and training, with Clinical Electrophysiology by Peter W. Kaplan. Published by John Wiley and Sons Ltd in 2010, this comprehensive handbook spans 200 pages, focusing on the intricacies of electrodiagnosis, electrophysiology, and electrotherapeutics. Kaplan emphasizes clinical symptoms alongside corresponding electrophysiological findings, facilitating the identification of specific neurological issues. Each clinical problem is expertly illustrated with central figures that display the relevant readouts, clearly annotated to highlight key features. This invaluable manual is designed to enhance your clinical problem-solving skills and ensure you are well-equipped to tackle the complexities of neurology. Whether you are a seasoned professional or a trainee, Clinical Electrophysiology is a must-have addition to your medical library.