This comprehensive and informative book, written by a psychiatrist with 20 years of experience in general hospitals, offers 55 different diagnoses in general hospitals. Information reports not only facilitate routine management, including routine neuroimaging, but also allow the reader to make a diagnosis before turning the page to make a decision with high accuracy and correction. The history, epidemiology, diagnostic criteria, and management of specific neurological disorders are provided in the narrative. Rarely in the neurological literature are patients given the opportunity to describe how their neurological illness has affected them physically, mentally, and socially (provided by relatives/caregivers if the patient is unable to contribute). The topics provide personal and clear evidence of the immediate and long-term effects of real neurological diseases, allowing readers to understand the implications for the neurological diagnosis of diseased individuals.