I am a massive fan of Tom’s work and a regular follower of his blogs, Tom is an excellent writer, he has this amazing ability to explain complex information in simple and plain language. I am also aware of Rob’s expertise , so it was an easy decision to purchase their book and I wasn’t disappointed.

I can't say that I didn't understand CES before I read this book, but it sure helped clarify things for me. Since then, I have more confidence explaining the importance of this topic to patients, and feel happier with my assessment of potential severity. A great resource for all MSk clinicians!

Tom and Rob do an incredible job in breaking down the topic and giving you some steps towards being more confident in assessing people with signs and symptoms suggestive of CES. Highly recommended.

Yes... throw them away.
You're much less likely to miss CES after reading this because Tom hasn't just listed Black & White Criteria. He's outlined the Grey - the Spectrum. The grey spectrum of neurological symptoms that CES can impact.
Other books will give you a false sense of confidence after ticking and flicking a checklist full of false dichotomies.
Armed with the knowledge of this book you can better spot CES. But more importantly, you're much less likely to miss it .
Additionally, you're better prepared to triage and refer without worrying that you'll look like a fool. Tom has a funny way of making you feel in control, giving you so much confidence when you do refer that those you refer to will probably look to you as someone with more expertise in this condition than them.
Great stuff Tom.

I’ve been a physical therapist for 31 years and am now a professor in a DPT program. I always thought that I understood CES until I purchased and read this book. This book is an essential resource for anyone that works in spine/MSK practice! The Understanding Sciatica book is equally well done and useful.

Very helpful and easy to read

Tom and Rob have managed to create something rare: a book which is easy to follow and fun to read with instant clinical utility, which would be equally valuable to a student or new graduate and an experienced clinician.One key benefit is the clinical tips and case studies which feels like a direct insight into specialists' clinical reasoning and 'patter', which is second to none. Get this book in your clinic now!