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Media and Book Reviews: Comprehensive Review in Clinical Neurology: A Multiple Choice Question Book for the Wards and Boards, First Edition

Dr. Cheng-Ching, a medical internist and neurologist, sought to write a neurology review book that was case-based and comprehensive. Authorship also includes neurology housestaff and attendings at the Cleveland Clinic. Although the authors believe that the book may be helpful to medical students, residents, fellows, and even attendings, it seems most applicable to residents. More specifically, it seems best geared as a study aid for board examinations than as an adjunct to daily life on the wards. Nonetheless, some questions may be helpful to medical students looking for a challenge as well as attendings hoping to brush up on their neurology base. The book presents mostly cases only in a question-and-answer format. Conveniently, the content of the book can be accessed just about anywhere via Kindle for e-readers and computers and via online access to the questions that are presented in the book. Notably, however, the Web site containing questions does require the software Java, which may not be accessible on mobile Apple products.