NEUROLOGY

Clinical Ethics and the Law

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Clinical Ethics and the Law The ideal standards of medical conduct are dictated by medical ethics. A parallel and frequently overlapping standard of medical conduct is that regulated by the…

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Professional Ethics and Professionalism

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Professional Ethics and Professionalism Neurologists, like all physicians and all learned professionals, are bound by a set of ethical duties to those whom they serve professionally. Physicians’ ethical duties are…

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Ethical Practice

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Ethical Practice The rules resulting from moral theory must be translated into practical concepts to be directly applicable at the bedside and in the clinic. This chapter introduces the concepts…

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Ethical Theory

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Ethical Theory Neurologists routinely encounter ethical problems in everyday clinical practice. To resolve these clinical-ethical problems, usually they draw on their medical experience, clinical judgment, and moral intuitions rather than…

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Intoxications

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Intoxications Mary Ripple Juan C. Troncoso Ana Rubio Barry Levine One of the basic principles of toxicology is that any substance can be toxic in the appropriate concentration. Exposure to…

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Neurodegenerative Diseases

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Neurodegenerative Diseases Juan C. Troncoso Olga Pletnikova In this chapter, we provide a practical approach for the assessment of neurodegenerative disease in a forensic institution. The forensic neuropathologist is frequently…

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Artifacts and Mimickers

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Artifacts and Mimickers Juan C. Troncoso Artifacts are common occurrences in the examination of autopsy brains as a result of postmortem putrefaction and autolysis and the removal, handling, and fixation…

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Infections of the Central Nervous System

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Infections of the Central Nervous System Ana Rubio This chapter reviews infectious diseases of the central nervous system (CNS) as seen in forensic neuropathology. Worldwide, few areas of pathology present…

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