Editor C. Keith Conners 2010 Rating scales have been an important component of both the clinical and scientific study of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) since the 1960s; and, accordingly, the number and quality of these scales has increased dramatically. The wide range of ages, covering early childhood, school ages, adolescents, and adults, requires tools with normative coverage across those periods.
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Edited by Henry J. Kaminski 2009 The objective of the second edition of Myasthenia Gravis and Related Disorders is identical to the first, to provide the clinician and the scientist a common source for understanding the complex disorder, myasthenia gravis (MG). Although the first edition appeared in 2003, there have been surprising advances in the field that recommend […]
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Volker Dietz • Tobias Nef William Zev Rymer Editors 2012 The aim of this book is to provide a current overview of rehabilitation technology with a strong emphasis on current and future clinical applications. Rehabilitation technology is a rapidly developing and expanding field, which involves a broad range of therapeutic robotics, assistive devices, and related supporting technologies such as […]
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Edited by RONALD G. WILEY DOUGLAS A. LAPPI 2005 The use of targeted cytotoxins in experimental neurobiology is a new field. This strategy involves producing highly selective neural lesions by targeting a cytotoxin into specific neurons based on their binding to surface membrane targets, such as neurotransmitter or growth factor receptors, and so on.
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Nai-Kong V. Cheung Susan L. Cohn (Eds.) 2005 The rapid advances in our understanding of the biology and treatment of neuroblastoma make it difficult to keep up to date. The clinical facets of neuroblastoma are endlessly fascinating.
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Edited by LAUREN E. ABREY MARC C. CHAMBERLAIN HERBERT H. ENGELHARD 2005
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Thomas Brandt Marianne Dieterich Michael Strupp 2005 Vertigo and dizziness are not disease entities, but rather unspecific syndromes consisting of various disorders with different causes. For this reason, our clinically oriented book is for physicians of different specialisations who treat patients with vertigo and for medical students.
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Edited by Patrick D. Lyden 2005 Thrombolytic Therapy for Acute Stroke, Second Edition remains intended for any physician seeking to learn to use thrombolytic therapy for acute stroke. As in the first edition, we present facts and data for the reader to consider; opinion is clearly segregated and labeled (see the debate chapters provided by Dr. Lou Caplan and […]
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M.Aebi · R.Gunzburg · M. Szpalski (Editors) 2005 It is the merit of the “Bone and Joint Decade” to draw our attention with increased intensity to the problem of the changes related to aging of our musculoskeletal system and the associated socioeconomic implications. In view of the increasing age of the worldwide population the impact seems to be tremendous.
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Edited by Frank W. Drislane 2005 Status epilepticus is a wonderful field of study and of clinical activity. Its fantastically varied presentations offer insights into the workings of the human brain. Basic science and clinical studies of generalized convulsive status alone have taught us enormous amounts about brain processes, from cellular function to neuronal morphologic changes and cell death.
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