توضیحات
Bridging the clinical electrophysiological investigation with the neurological consultation
Acutely ill patients present with symptoms that dont immediately yield a diagnosis. Electrophysiological testing can support diagnosis but only if the appropriate tests are ordered. They must be properly interpreted in conjunction with the actual symptoms. Clinical Electrophysiology presents a wide range of symptoms with specific electrophysiological results. The handbook shows how the complete picture leads to better diagnostic, prognostic or therapeutic conclusions.
The book is organized by the presenting neurological problem in a clinical setting. For each case the authors provide a possible electrophysiological result. This is interpreted and tied to the patients symptoms to yield a clinical solution. The handbook avoids theoretical discussion to provide a direct practical guide that:
- Begins with the patients symptoms
- Uses a range of electrophysiological modalities
- Shows different test results for similar symptoms
- Relates clinical observation to electrophysiological testing
A final casebook section presents readers with rarer clinical challenges for self-testing.
Providing practical, to-the-point guidance on electrophysiological investigations, Clinical Electrophysiology will guide all neurologists attending acutely ill patients.Content:
Chapter 1 Diffuse and Frontal Fast ActivityBeta (pages 45):
Chapter 2 Diffuse Slow ActivityTheta[14] (pages 67):
Chapter 3 Diffuse Slow ActivityDelta[13] (pages 810):
Chapter 4 Frontal Intermittent Rhythmic Delta Activity[15] (pages 1213):
Chapter 5 Occipital Intermittent Rhythmic Delta Activity[15] (pages 1415):
Chapter 6 Triphasic Waves[17] (pages 1617):
Chapter 7 Low?Voltage Fast Record without Dominant Alpha Frequencies[1] (pages 1819):
Chapter 8 Alpha Coma (pages 2021):
Chapter 9 Spindle Coma[15] (pages 2223):
Chapter 10 Low?Voltage Suppressed Pattern (pages 2425):
Chapter 11 Burst/Suppression (pages 2627):
Chapter 12 Diffuse SlowingToxic EncephalopathyBaclofen[16] (pages 2829):
Chapter 13 Diffuse SlowingMetabolic EncephalopathyLithium[16] (pages 3031):
Chapter 14 Diffuse SlowingMetabolic EncephalopathyHypoglycemia[13] (pages 3233):
Chapter 15 Diffuse SlowingLimbic Encephalopathy[16] (pages 3435):
Chapter 16 Focal Arrhythmic (Polymorphic) Delta Activity (pages 3637):
Chapter 17 Pseudoperiodic Lateralized Epileptiform Discharges (pages 4042):
Chapter 18 Bilateral Independent Pseudoperiodic Lateralized Epileptiform Discharges [16] (pages 4445):
Chapter 19 Generalized Periodic Epileptiform Discharges (pages 4647):
Chapter 20 Frontal Lobe Simple and Complex Partial Seizures[15] (pages 5253):
Chapter 21 Temporal Lobe Simple and Complex Partial Seizures[15] (pages 5455):
Chapter 22 Parietal Lobe Simple Partial Seizures[14] (pages 5657):
Chapter 23 Occipital Lobe Simple Partial Seizures[16] (pages 5859):
Chapter 24 Complex Partial Status EpilepticusFrontal[610] (pages 6263):
Chapter 25 Complex Partial Status EpilepticusTemporal[14] (pages 6465):
Chapter 26 Simple Partial Status EpilepticusParietal[13] (pages 6667):
Chapter 27 Simple Partial Status EpilepticuOccipital[14] (pages 6869):
Chapter 28 Generalized Nonconvulsive Status Epilepticus[19] (pages 7072):
Chapter 29 Clinical Definitions of Impaired Responsiveness[111] (pages 7679):
Chapter 30 Locked?In SyndromeBrainstem Hemorrhage[14] (pages 8283):
Chapter 31 Vegetative StatePostanoxia[112] (pages 8486):
Chapter 32 Minimally Conscious StateAfter Large, Multifocal Strokes[110] (pages 8889):
Chapter 33 CatatoniaPsychogenic Unresponsiveness/Conversion Disorder[15] (pages 9091):
Chapter 34 Somatosensory Evoked Potential Prognosis in Anoxic Coma[18] (pages 9293):
Chapter 35 Somatosensory Evoked Potential Prognosis in Head Trauma (pages 9495):
Chapter 36 Somatosensory Evoked Potentials in Midbrain LesionAbsent Cortical Responses (pages 9899):
Chapter 37 Somatosensory Evoked Potentials in Diffuse Cortical Anoxic InjuryAbsent Cortical and Subcortical Responses[1] (pages 100101):
Chapter 38 Somatosensory Evoked Potentials in Prolonged Cardiac ArrestAbsence of All Waves above the Brachial Plexus[1,2] (pages 102103):
Chapter 39 Somatosensory Evoked Potentials after Prolonged Cardiac ArrestAbsence of all Responses Except Cervical N9[1,2] (pages 104105):
Chapter 40 Somatosensory Evoked PotentialsMedian and Tibial after Traumatic Spinal Cord Injury (pages 106107):
Chapter 41 Visual Evoked Potentials in Worsening Vision (pages 108109):
Chapter 42 Brainstem Auditory Evoked PotentialsIn Worsening Hearing (pages 110111):
Chapter 43 Causes of Paralysis and Respiratory Failure in the ICU (page 115):
Chapter 44 The Clinical Evaluation of Neuromuscular Disorders (page 116):
Chapter 45 Laboratory Evaluation of Neuromuscular Disorders (page 117):
Chapter 46 Evaluation of Segmental Peripheral Neurological Disorders (page 120):
Chapter 47 Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis/Motor Neuropathy (pages 122123):
Chapter 48 Critical Illness Neuromyopathy (pages 124126):
Chapter 49 Brachial Plexopathy (pages 128129):
Chapter 50 Femoral Neuropathy (pages 130131):
Chapter 51 Sensory Neuropathy/Ganglionopathy[13] (pages 132133):
Chapter 52 Lumbar Radiculopathy[13] (pages 134135):
Chapter 53 Guillain?Barre SyndromeDemyelinating Polyneuropathy (pages 136138):
Chapter 54 Myasthenia GravisNeuromuscular Junction[14] (pages 140141):
Chapter 55 MyositisIrritable Myopathy (pages 142144):
Chapter 56 Statin?Induced MyopathyToxic Myopathy/Myalgia (pages 146148):
Chapter 57 Occipital Blindness and SeizuresWhy?[14] (pages 149151):
Chapter 58 UnresponsivenessComa, Vegetative State, or Locked?In State? (pages 152153):
Chapter 59 UnresponsivenessOrganic or Psychogenic?[1,2] (pages 154155):
Chapter 60 Patient with a Frontal Brain TumorPsychiatric Depression, Paranoia, Tumor Growth, or Status Epilepticus?[14] (pages 156157):
Chapter 61 Patient with Idiopathic Generalized Epilepsy on ValproateMetabolic Encephalopathy or Status Epilepticus?[15] (pages 158159):
Chapter 62 UnresponsivenessPsychogenic, Encephalopathy, or Limbic Encephalitis?[110] (pages 160161):
Chapter 63 Respiratory WeaknessToxic or Metabolic? (pages 162165):
Chapter 64 Failure to Wean from a Ventilator/Internal OphthalmoplegiaBulbar Dysfunction, Neuromuscular Junction Problem, or Polyneuropathy? (pages 166168):
Chapter 65 Progressive Sensory Loss and Painful GaitRadiculopathy, Toxic or Infectious Neuropathy, or Myopathy? (pages 170172):
Chapter 66 Slowly Progressive Leg and Arm WeaknessRadiculopathy, Plexopathy, ALS, or CIDP/AMN? (pages 174176):
Chapter 67 Progressive Thigh Pain and Leg WeaknessRadiculopathy, Vasculitis, Neuropathy, or Amyotrophy? (pages 178180):
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