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A Comprehensive Book for Migraine Sufferers With a Level of Detail to Satisfy Medical Professionals This second edition of Migraine has an extensive review of the literature on important migraine subjects such as: Migraine without aura Migraine with aura Cluster headache Medication overuse or rebound headache Migrainous infarction Menstrual migraine Footballer's migraine Primary headache associated with sexual activity Confusional migraine A history of migraine discussing many famous sufferers such as Freud, Darwin, and Nietzsche The book has several teaching-type patient dialogues between ...

Transient global amnesia (TGA) is one of the most mysterious clinical medical conditions in Neurology and Psychology. Occurring usually only once in middle to late age, the affected person is suddenly affected with memory loss, for the past, the present, and briefly, the future. Repetitive questioning without learning the answers supplied marks the typical case while frightened family members and significant others labor to bring the patient into hospital for scanning and medical evaluation. Although the cut off time for duration is 24 hours, most cases clear in 4-6 hours, with no memory of...

This Mini Neurology Series book on migraine is a short but complete 46-page book on the definition, the migraine lifestyle to live by to have fewer attacks, and the medical pharmacology, and current therapy regarding acute and preventive therapy of migraine. Migraine is a genetic, inherited condition involving the brain, the trigeminal nerve, and cranial blood vessels. Episodic migraine, defined as less than 15 headache days per month, consists of symptoms of headache with intervening periods of normal health. Chronic migraine is defined as migraine occurring 15 or more days a month. Most ...

The third book in the Mini Neurology Series, Panic Disorder, addresses a common situation in medical practice, the patient with bewildering attacks of dizziness and numbness. The book develops the history of "panic" which comes from the Greek God, Pan, through its entry into the Psychiatric Diagnostic and Statistical Manual's third edition in 1980. Diagnostic symptoms, associated conditions, and medical treatment are discussed, making the book an up to date quick reference for educated patients and practitioners as well. Books in the Mini Neurology Series: Volume 1: Migraine Volume 2: ...

The point of the Mini Neurology Series is to make short, concise, up-to-date books on selected neurologic subjects. This book on Essential Tremor hits the spot. It is a current, concise review of tremor discussing the history, nosology, clinical description, medical and surgical treatment. Books in the Mini Neurology Series: Volume 1: Migraine Volume 2: Carpal Tunnel Volume 3: Panic Disorder Volume 4: Essential Tremor

A transgenerational family saga and action adventure, Titanic: Answer From The Deep, is set in the 20th Century and tells the historical story of a socially prominent, yet emotionally crippled medical family and their struggle to find fulfillment. Packed with characters from upper and lower class society and reminiscent of the TV series, Downton Abbey, or Upstairs, Downstairs, the novel sweeps the reader across the Atlantic from England to America on the doomed Titanic in a great Naval adventure. After the Titanic sinking, the beautiful Anne Elizabeth Taylor-Downs moves to Rochester, ...

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And If Thine Eye Offend Thee is a story about a mystery solving doctor detective private investigator, Dr. MacArthur Donne, from Austin, Texas. Dr. Donne, and his rambunctious side kick and good friend, Jack Robbie, are called to Biggin Hill, England, a small town south of London, in the midst of the mysterious Mad Cow epidemic by Mr. Malcomb Lindsay to investigate the cause of his wife’s death. Hampered by the recent death of his own wife, Jenny, but energized by the mysterious prospect of the case before him, Dr. Donne and Jack fly from Austin to England. An interview with Mrs. Martha ...

Britt Talley Daniel MD is a neurologist who writes Internet School providing information on Migraine, Panic Disorder, Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, and Transient Global Amnesia. website www.doctormigraine.com

Carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS) is a leading cause of health and fitness disability and is found in 10% of Americans. It is a common disease of the peripheral nervous system and a median nerve entrapment wherein the main sensory nerve to the hand, the Median Nerve, is compressed and irritated at the wrist. CTS is found in women three times more often than in men. Many persons who get this medical neurology problem have a smaller carpal tunnel than normal and this anatomic constriction leads to symptoms. Common initial symptoms are numbness, "pins and needles", tingling, a dead sensation, and a...

The Case of the Organic Chemist is the second thriller in the medical mystery fiction series concerning Dr. MacArthur Donne, a medical doctor/detective, and his flirtatious sidekick, Jack Robbie. The boys start with a canoe trip down the Colorado River, below the low water bridge in Austin, Texas. Love ‘em and leave ‘em, Jack, who previously had dispatched a string of unfulfilled hospital ward clerk secretaries, becomes mesmerized by Anna, whom he meets on the river trip. MacArthur, still suffering from the loneliness of the death of his wife, Jenny, contacts Rosamonde, the English girl...

This story starts with the Christeros war in Mexico when an underground priest gives his rosary to an old friend, Elena Balmares, as he is assaulted by the police. This rosary passes down through her family to Loretto, a troubled young girl living in Salado, Texas. She has a relationship with her boyfriend and fears pregnancy. Her mother reaches out to Dr. MacArthur Donne, her doctor living in Austin, Texas. Loretto plays Ophelia in a play about Hamlet in her local school and becomes obsessed with drowning, like Ophelia did. Mac and Jack and Duchess, the dog try to save her. Learn the ...

The Spanish Flu was a pandemic occurring mainly in the fall of 1918 and affecting most of America and Western Europe. In America it killed 675,000 but in Europe and worldwide 20-40 million souls died from the disease. It killed more persons than all the 20th century wars—World War I and II, Korea, Vietnam, Desert Storm, and Afghanistan. Years later the virus was found and made in a lab. It was stored in the CDC, the communicable disease center for the US. It is not known if the virus escaped from its safe locked laboratory by accident or if someone did it purposely. Dr. MacArthur Donne, a...