Inpatient Consultations in Neurology

In 1906, Santiago Ramón y Cajal described the brain as “a world consisting of a number of unexplored continents and great stretches of unknown territory.”[1] In the century since, Ramón y Cajal and his intellectual successors have made remarkable headway in mapping the endlessly complex terrain of the nervous system. As a result, a host of new and diverse neurologic and neuro-medical syndromes have been characterized and, in parallel, an...