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0 reviewsEpilepsy and Intensive Care Monitoring was developed to address this concern. This practical volume contains detailed chapters covering all areas of clinical epilepsy monitoring. Featuring expert authors from major epilepsy centers, this seminal work reviews all current procedures and applications for monitoring adults and children with epilepsy in the Epilepsy Monitoring Unit and the ICU.
Opening sections are devoted to indications, procedures, administrative considerations, and technical aspects of the Epilepsy Monitoring Unit and ICU monitoring, followed by dedicated sections on EEG diagnosis and localization and monitoring of neurological disorders in the Epilepsy Monitoring Unit and ICU. The book concludes with special procedures and an Appendix with guidelines for organizing epilepsy monitoring centers and technical aspects of EEG monitoring.
Key Features include Epilepsy and Intensive Care Monitoring: Principles and Practice is the essential reference for clinical neurophysiologists and neurologists at all levels seeking to improve their monitoring skills or understand and implement the latest innovations. This text is also a useful one-volume resource for all others involved in the field including trainees, ICU physicians, EEG technologists, and more.