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PALLIATIVE NEUROLOGY
by Ian Maddocks, Bruce Brew, Heather Waddy, and Ian Williams, 276 pp., Cambridge University Press, 2006, $65
Palliative Neurology is a concise overview of an emerging field covering the interface between neurology and palliative medicine. The timing for such a book is opportune, as the American Board of Medical Specialties and Accreditation Council of Graduate Medical Education has established a new subspecialty and training requirements in Hospice and Palliative Medicine with the American Academy of Neurology being one of the sponsors. This is one of several books covering the same topic published over the past 2 years.
The book is separated into the following four sections: 1) palliative management, 2) major discomforts in advanced neurological illness, 3) major neurological conditions requiring …
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