Hilton Publishing set to release the first-ever patient guide to understanding small fiber neuropathy, written by group of leading American neurologists.

Title: Small Nerves, Big Problems: A comprehensive patient guide to small fiber neuropathy 

ISBN: 9780998328201 (paperback) 

9780998328218 (e-book) 

Retail Price: $19.95 

Publisher’s Projected Release Date: March 31, 2017 

Buy It ONLINE: CLICK HERE >> Bookstore 

EMAIL: info@hiltonpub.com 

CALL: (219) 922-4868 

Chicago, Illinois (March 17, 2017): Today Hilton Publishing announced the publication and upcoming release of Small Nerves, Big Problems, the first and only comprehensive patient guide to understanding small fiber neuropathy available today. 

Written in collaboration by eight renowned neurologists representing some of the leading experts on this disease from across the United States – Todd Levine, MD; David Saperstein, MD; Charles Argoff, MD; Christopher Gibbons, MD, MMSc, FAAN; Holly Hendin, MD, PhD; Mamatha Pasnoor, MD; David Walk, MD; and Glenn Lopate, MD – Small Nerves, Big Problems arms patients and caregivers with the latest information about diagnosing and treating small fiber neuropathy. 

“This is a very complex disease that manifests itself in so many different ways, making even the diagnosis of it a challenge for many patients,” notes HPC’s Executive Vice President, Megan Lippert, who leads the publishing division. “Families dealing with small fiber neuropathy will finally have a resource to turn to that answers their questions about the disease and most importantly provides expert recommendations about treatments and therapies they can explore to help minimize the often painful symptoms they’re experiencing. We are so excited to begin sharing this book with patients and with physicians, hospitals and neurological centers across the country in need of this type of patient education.” 

Small fiber neuropathy is a type of peripheral neuropathy that occurs from damage to the small nerve fibers in the peripheral nervous system, the system of nerves outside of the brain and spinal cord. It is one of the most common diseases seen by a neurologist, affecting an estimated 2.4% of the general population today. 

Small Nerves, Big Problems provides vital information for all individuals affected by small fiber neuropathy including insights into what causes it, what the common signs and symptoms are, how it’s diagnosed, ways to manage the disease and therapies that have been shown to help minimize pain. 

About the Authors 

Todd Levine, MD, Phoenix Neurological Associates (Phoenix, AZ) and University of Kansas (Kansas City, KS) 

David Saperstein, MD, Phoenix Neurological Associates and University of Arizona (Phoenix, AZ) 

Charles Argoff, MD, Albany Medical College and Albany Medical Center (Albany, NY) 

Christopher Gibbons, MD, MMSc, FAAN, Harvard Medical School, Joslin Diabetes Center Neuropathy Clinic, and Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center Neurocutaneous Laboratory (Boston, MA) 

Mamatha Pasnoor, MD, University of Kansas (Kansas City, KS) 

David Walk, MD, University of Minnesota, (Minneapolis, MN) 

Holly Hendin, MD, PhD, Phoenix Neurological Associates (Phoenix, AZ) 

Glenn Lopate, MD, Washington University (St. Louis, MO) 

About the Publisher 

Hilton Publishing, a division of HPC based in Chicago, Illinois, specializes in the publication of trusted, physician-recommended education and resources for patients young and old and their caregivers coping with a variety of medical conditions. Hilton Publishing is best known for its publications about sickle cell disease, heart disease, lupus, nutrition, general health and wellness, minority health and health disparities, in addition to several popular biographies, memoirs, cookbooks, children’s books and inspirational works. 

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