Which neurology textbook you use?

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Please try the search function, then come back if you have further questions. This has been addressed many, many times, and it is in no one's best interests to spoon feed you the answer.

Also, if you formulate your question more specifically, it might be easier to answer.

Best for what? For a college student? Medical student? Medical student interested in neurology? Resident reference? Board review? Fellowship level for the stroke specialist?
 
Please try the search function, then come back if you have further questions. This has been addressed many, many times, and it is in no one's best interests to spoon feed you the answer.

Also, if you formulate your question more specifically, it might be easier to answer.

Best for what? For a college student? Medical student? Medical student interested in neurology? Resident reference? Board review? Fellowship level for the stroke specialist?

Right on.

For the average neurology resident, I enjoyed the double volume "Neurology in Clinical Practice" by Bradley, Daroff, Fenichel, and Jankovic. Good luck with your reading.