Neurological books..Help!

I have been working for a few years now and recentluy it has been mainly in out-patients. In a few months time I'm due to start a new job. Although it will be mostly outpatients again there is going to be a small element of ward work i.e acute stroke and also neuro outpatients i.e MS, stroke, spinal injuries ect. I would really appreciate it if anyone could reccomend a reliable, practical book that I could buy that would help brush up my knowledge and serve as a reference guide? There are quite a few out there and I really can't tell which ones will be usefull!!

Thank you!!:)

Hey,

I'm a final yr student so have plenty of neuro books kicking around!

My favourite is: Physical Management in Neurological Rehabilitation by Maria Stokes- covers every type of neuro condition you can think of! It's a really comprehensive book :) I got mine on Amazon.

along wit mariastokes,, try to get Adult hemiplegia- by BERTA BOBATH.
for spinalcord injury try this site http://www.physiotherapyexercises.com/web2/index.php
for MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS - O SULLIVAN AND NEUROLOGY AND NEUROSURGERY ILLUSTRATED - BY KENNETH.W.LINDSAY,IAN BONE

hope this is useful for you

Thanks a lot. I had noticed those books you've both mentioned on Amazon but without looking through them its hard to say if they are any good, getting a second opinon is a big help!

Cheers:)

Try Neurological Rehabilitation by Darcy Ann Umphred. It is a very good choice. You can see its Table of Contents on amazon.

Hallo

In addition to the above ,u can try Steps To Follow The Comprehensive treatment of patients with hemiplegia by PARTICA M.DAVIES. IT'S WEB SITE www.springer.de.
Really it's very interesting