A Dictionary of Neurological Signs: Clinical Neurosemiology
`...a great wealth of information has been amassed and  collated and often complex topics distilled with consistent clarity.  While partially concerned with objective physical signs, subjective  symptoms of special anatomical of pathological significance are  included, each has a semiological significance...The book's principal  strength is its structured approach and the author's skill in  achieving a succinct definition of each sign, a brief account of the  clinical technique required for it to be elicited, a description of  other neurological signs that may accompany the index sign and, where  known, a brief account of its basis in terms of neuro-anatomy,  pathophysiology, pharmacology and neuropathology.'Brain, 126:2 (February 2003)