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By David G. Kline and Alan R. Hudson. 611 pp., illustrated. Philadelphia, W.B. Saunders, 1995. $130. ISBN 0-7216-3264-5.

Most comprehensive textbooks that attempt to deal with a complex clinical problem require contributions from multiple authors. Often, this results in duplication of material, disjointed information, poor organization, and an unreadable product. In Nerve Injuries, however, two world-renowned neurosurgeons use their own vast experience and expertise to create a well-organized and comprehensive textbook on the subject of peripheral-nerve injury. The result is a logical and consistent approach to the diagnosis and management of peripheral-nerve injuries. The authors describe areas of debate and controversy, discuss the merit of opposing views, and give practical guidance.

The first few chapters concentrate on general . . . [Full Text of this Article]

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