Chapter 10 The Spectrum of Epilepsies Associated with Generalized Spike-and-Wave Patterns MICHAEL. KOUTROUMANIDIS, CHRYSOSTOMOS P. PANAYIOTOPOULOS Introduction The International Classification of Epileptic Seizures and Syndromes: Basic Concepts and Definitions Conventions…
Chapter 5 Dipole Source Modeling in Epilepsy Contribution to Clinical Management JOHN S. EBERSOLE Introduction EEG Fields from Cortical Sources The Dipole as a Model of Cortical Sources Interpretation of…
Chapter 9 The Life-Threatening Epilepsies of Childhood and Their Treatment CATHERINE. CHIRON Introduction Lennox-Gastaut Syndrome Diagnosis and Etiology Treatment Particular Issues of LGS Regarding AED Trials Infantile Spasms Diagnosis and…
Chapter 2 Febrile Seizures CÉLINE M. DUBÉ, TALLIE Z. BARAM What Are Febrile Seizures? Frequency and Pathophysiology of Febrile Seizures Types of Febrile Seizures Outcome of Febrile Seizures Evaluation and…
Chapter 4 Long-Term Effects of Seizures on Brain Structure and Function HOWARD P. GOODKIN, EDWARD H. BERTRAM Neonatal Seizures The Childhood Epilepsies: Good versus Bad Benign Rolandic Epilepsy West Syndrome…
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2 Physiotherapy 2.1 Balance and Movement 2.2 Intervention—Considerations and Choices 2.3 Other Interventions: Some Key Points Introduction Normal movement is complex. Many books have been written on the subject, and…
1 Applied Neurophysiology 1.1 Systems Control: Systems and Structures Concerned with Movement and Sensorimotor Integration 1.2 Plasticity 1.3 Consequences of and Reorganization after CNS Lesions Knowledge of the functions of…
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