(Ebook) Functional Neuroimaging in Child Psychiatry 1st Edition by Monique Ernst, Judith M Rumsey, Joseph T Coyle ISBN 9780511470998 0511470991

(Ebook) Functional Neuroimaging in Child Psychiatry 1st Edition by Monique Ernst, Judith M Rumsey, Joseph T Coyle ISBN 9780511470998 0511470991

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ISBN 10: 0511470991
ISBN 13: 9780511470998
Author: Monique Ernst, Judith M Rumsey, Joseph T Coyle

An authoritative account of clinical and research applications of functional imaging techniques in child psychiatry.
Doody Review Services Reviewer: Stephen M. Delisi, MD(Rush University Medical Center)
Description: This book is an ambitious review of the current state of functional neuroimaging in child psychiatry. It covers both the various techniques being used in child psychiatry as well as how these methods are being applied clinically in the pediatric population.
Purpose: The aim is to provide a current and thorough review of neuroimaging in the child psychiatric population. The authors address basic principles, methodological advantages and disadvantages, clinical applications and current findings, and future directions. They also attempt to provide a conceptual interface between the fields of neuroimaging and molecular genetics. These aims represent an ambitious and important endeavor and overall the book accomplishes this task well.
Audience: The authors cite an audience of clinicians and investigators for this textbook. The graduate student in neuroscience or cognitive psychology and the resident/practitioner of psychiatry with a strong interest in research will appreciate the extensive knowledge base amassed in this text. Authors who are all acknowledged experts in their fields write this book.
Features: This book has been logically subdivided into five distinct sections. Section one provides a detailed review of the current methods employed in functional neuroimaging. This section covers basic principles, specific techniques, and advantages/disadvantages for each method. Section two focuses on the ethical issues that are ever present when conducting pediatric research. Section three reviews the current body of knowledge on brain development and the cognitive neurosciences. Section four presents specific findings within various child psychiatric populations. Section five addresses the future of this field and its interface with molecular genetics and neurobiology. Finally, a thorough and extremely useful glossary is provided.
Assessment: As one trained in both basic neuroscience and clinical psychiatry, I found this text to be an exceptional reference on the current state-of-the-art in functional neuroimaging. The book's unique focus on the pediatric population certainly insures that it will stand apart from the multitude of neuroimaging texts available. The references at the end of each chapter are extensive and up-to-date and the overall organization of the book lends to its utility.

(Ebook) Functional Neuroimaging in Child Psychiatry 1st Edition Table of contents:

Part I: Techniques of Functional Neuroimaging

1. Functional Brain Imaging with PET and SPECT (Peter Herscovitch & Monique Ernst)

2. Modeling of PET/SPECT Receptor Images (Evan Morris, Raymond Muzic, Bradley Christian, Christopher Endres, Ronald Fisher)

3. Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (fMRI) (Guinevere Eden & Thomas Zeffiro)

4. MRS in Childhood Psychiatric Disorders (Deborah Yurgelun‑Todd & Perry Renshaw)

5. Magnetoencephalography (MEG) (Donald Rojas, Peter Teale & Martin Reite)

Part II: Ethical Issues in Neuroimaging Research with Children

6. Ethical Issues in Neuroimaging Research with Children (Eugene Arnold, Alan Zametkin, Lauren Caravella & Nicole Korbly)

Part III: Normal Development

7. Brain Development and Evolution (Manuel Casanova, Daniel Buxhoeveden & Gurkirpal Sohal)

8. Cognitive Development from a Neuro‑Psychological Perspective (Daisy Pascualvaca & Gloria Morote)

9. Cognitive and Behavioral Probes of Developmental Landmarks for Neuroimaging (B. J. Casey, Kathleen Thomas, Tomihisa Welsh, Rona Livnat & Clayton Eccard)

Part IV: Psychiatric Disorders

10. Autism (Diane Chugani)

11. Functional Imaging in Childhood-Onset Schizophrenia (Leslie Jacobsen & Alessandro Bertolino)

12. Pediatric Mood Disorders and Neuroimaging (Robert Kowatch, Pablo Davanzo & Graham Emslie)

13. New Frontiers in Neuroimaging of Childhood-Onset Anxiety Disorders (David Rosenberg, Lori Paulson, Frank MacMaster & Gregory Moore)

14. Functional Brain Imaging in Tourette’s Syndrome (Bradley Peterson & Prakash Thomas)

15. Functional Neuroimaging in Dyslexia: Conceptual Issues and Psychiatric Comorbidity (Frank Wood & Lynn Flowers)

16. ADHD: Neuroimaging and Behavioral/Cognitive Probes (Julie Schweitzer, Carl Anderson & Monique Ernst)

17. Eating Disorders (Uttom Chowdhury, Isky Gordon & Bryan Lask)

Part V: Future Directions

18. Techniques of Molecular Genetics (David Vandenbergh)

19. Issues in Genetic Study of Complex Neurobehavioral Conditions (David Pauls)

20. The Duplicity of Plasticity: Early Lesions and Developmental Disorders (Ralph‑Axel Mueller & Eric Courchesne)

21. Utility of the CANTAB Battery in Functional Neuroimaging (Lee, Owen, Rogers, Sahakian & Robbins)

22. Neurodevelopmental Assessment Using CANTAB: Validation and Future Goals (Monica Luciana & Charles Nelson)

23. Functional Neuroimaging in Child Psychiatry: Future Directions (Monique Ernst & Judith Rumsey)

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