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The aim of this book is to focus on the Practice Pearls in Neurology—Series II. Practice Pearls in Neurology is intended as a ready-table top reference to assist in office or inpatient management for commonly encountered neurologic conditions. It focuses on key aspects of clinical diagnosis, investigations and treatment which make a significant impact on the management of the patient. This book consists of 12 chapters, which include management of neurogenic bladder, clinical approach to carpal tunnel syndrome, bidirectional interaction between sleep and epilepsy, granulomas of nontuberculous and noncystisercal origin, management of normal pressure hydrocephalus, nonmotor rehabilitation in stroke, sleep disorders in Parkinson’s disease, approach to evaluation and management of low back ache, management of Parkinson disease in this millennium, neurological manifestations of thyroid disorders, stroke and motor recovery, and current role of statins in cerebrovascular diseases. This book is useful as its predecessor in being an immediate source of clinical information and reference for the practicing neurologist.