Neck has been exquisitely engineered by nature to take all kinds of stress and strain. Yet many of us are likely to suffer neck pain, at some time or the other, during our life. Neck pain is a subtle offender and can cause such varied symptoms as dizziness, headaches, blurred vision or numbness in a limb. Successful treatment depends as much on accurate diagnosis as on active personal participation. Some of the most effective treatments are related to our daily habits and our daily lives. Concise, comprehensive, and medically sound, this book provides helpful ideas and practical tips on preventing and eliminating neck pain. Whether deciding on preventive exercises, selecting a neck collar, or considering professional help, this book is your personal guide.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR Arthur Winter
Dr. Arthur Winter is a Neurosurgeon and Clinical Assistant Professor of Neurosurgery at the University of Medicine and Dentistry, New Jersey. He has been adjunct Professor of Biomedical Engineering at New Jersey Institute of Technology, USA. He earned his MD from University of Montreal, Canada, and received postdoctoral training in Neurological Surgery at Baylor Medical College, Houston, Texas, Under renowned Dr Michael DeBakey, and in Paediatric Neurology at Harvard Medical School and Yale University School of Medicine, New York. At present he is the Director of NJ Neurological Institute, USA, and is attached to St. Barnabas Medical Centre, New Jersey. He has a number of patents to his credit, has authored many books, and his articles have frequently been published in professional medical journals.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR Ruth Winter
Ruth Winter, MS, is a well-known writer on health-related issues, and is a widely published columnist. She has been on the faculty of Rutgers University School of Journalism, and is a recipient of numerous awards, including American Medical Writers Eric Martin Memorial Award, American Academy of General Practice Award, and American.
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