The shoulder is a multiple joint, complex and sophisticated, like and maybe more than others. Yet, even today, advancing knowledge of the neurological aspects affecting the shoulder is often ignored or addressed superficially.

In such complex clinical scenarios, reaching the correct diagnosis is always a challenge. The aim of this book is to assist the reader in achieving that goal and performing the appropriate treatment.

The book provides cognitive tools to recognize, address, and treat these conditions, thanks to contributions from 38 authors including neurologists, physiatrists, microsurgeons, nerve surgeons, and orthopedic surgeons.

This is a book to keep close at hand in your library. It will be a very useful aid to consult in intricate situations.