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Book reviews presented and there is a clinically orientated section dedicated to motor unit disorders which covers a broad area, including CNS disorders.The end of the book contains a section on specialised examinations includ- ing paediatric and intraoperative topics.The book is very well referenced, with a comprehensive selection of original and reproduced figures.This is a serious reference text, therefore, which is accessible, readable and potentially useful to clinical neurophysiologists when faced with new or unusual cases.
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