Springer - Movement Disorder Genetics Medical Textbook

Movement Disorder Genetics by Springer provides a comprehensive look at the latest developments in the diagnosis of genetic movement disorders and related conditions. This medical text is designed to help practitioners navigate the complexities of genetic analysis and clinical work-ups. The book is organized into three distinct sections to provide a structured learning experience. It begins with the technical and scientific aspects, focusing on genetic analysis and the potential problems encountered when interpreting results. The second section transitions into clinical aspects, offering guidance for patient work-ups and summarizing genetic forms of movement disorders such as dystonia, tics, and parkinsonism. Finally, the text addresses the ethical and legal aspects of genetic testing within both clinical and research settings. This resource serves as a detailed guide for those working in neurology and clinical neurophysiology, helping to bridge the gap between scientific research and practical clinical application.