Gerda Meijler • Khorshid Mohammad Editors 2024 An Illustrated Guide for Clinicians Counselling Parents and Caregivers As Henrik Ibsen said in 1906 A picture is worth a thousand words, and this has been taken literally by the skilled illustrations and representations presented in this highly valuable illustrated guide to neonatal brain injury. The experienced editors […]
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Keki Turel • Ekkehard M. Kasper Editors 2025 Complications can be unfortunate parts of surgery, making the consequences of treatment at times worse than the original disease, possibly bringing great suffering to the patient and their family, and tarnishing the reputation of the surgeon, the hospital, and the specialty at large. Neurosurgery is an intricate […]
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Juerg Hodler • Rahel A. Kubik-Huch Justus E. Roos Editors 2024 Diagnostic Imaging
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Roger P. Simon Michael J. Aminoff David A. Greenberg 2018 Forty years ago, as clinical teachers at the UCSF School of Medicine, we decided that there was a need for a new teaching text that combined the basic and clinical aspects of neurology. Following a lunch meeting, Jack Lange of Lange Medical Publications agreed to […]
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By H. Houston, Merritt, Lewis P. Rowland, Randy Rowland 2000
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John M. Stern • Noriko Salamon 2022 The clinical evaluation of epilepsy has evolved over the recent decades to increasingly integrate brain imaging as a complement to seizure semiology and electroencephalography (EEG). Although diagnosing epilepsy can rely entirely upon the history of unprovoked seizures, determining the specific epilepsy diagnosis, which may be an epilepsy syndrome […]
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Niraj Arora Editor 2022 Practice of Neurocritical care is an art and science. The sooner you realise, the better you become at it! The field of Neurocritical Care is expanding leaps and bounds. With the abundance of knowledge about this exciting field, one is faced with a constant challenge to keep up with the pace […]
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Andreas Otte 2022 Whiplash injuries are often looked upon as accidents causing extensive symptomatology without the presence of objective findings. They can cause a disease condition, which is frequently denied, but is unfortunate and may become chronic and invalidating for the patient. In the past three decades, much has been published on whiplash injury, yet […]
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Yoko Kato • Ahmed Ansari Editors 2022 Controversies, Standards and Advances Cerebrovascular surgery, as a specialty, has grown leaps and bounds in this era. Indications of endovascular neurosurgery have grown significantly, though clear indications for open cerebrovascular surgery are very much intact. Proponents of both specialties linger on the pros and cons of their respective […]
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Series Editors MICHAEL J. AMINOFF, FRANÇOIS BOLLER, AND DICK F. SWAAB 2021 THE HCN VOLUMES ON THE HUMAN HYPOTHALAMUS. More than 20 years ago, I (DFS) had written a monograph on the human hypothalamus, meant as a starting point for my PhD students and the students of my former students, my scientifically gifted children and […]
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