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Neurotraumatology: Progress and Perspectives

Name: Neurotraumatology: Progress and Perspectives
Brand: Springer Verlag GmbH
SKU: 02119153
Price: 45.49 EUR
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Author: A. Martins da Silva
ISBN: 9783709192351

Proceedings of the International Conference on Recent Advances in Neurotraumatology, Porto (Portugal), November 1990

A. Martins da Silva

A. Rocha Melo

F. Loew

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 02119153

Publishers Springer Verlag GmbH, January 2012

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A multidisciplinary overview of techniques for monitoring acute head trauma patients is given in this book. It includes neuroimaging procedures (TCD, MRI, SPECT) and multiple neurophysiological approaches: EEG, videomonitoring and integrated computer systems with clinical applications. Results that have been obtained by using new drugs to protect the brain as well as progress made in recovering techniques are emphasized. The long-term consequences of acute lesions are also discussed. The relationship between acute and long-term seizures is studied in posttraumatic epilepsy cases, and the relationship between neurophysiological and long-term clinical patterns, especially in posttraumatic epilepsy, is discussed. The socio-economic costs of traffic accidents are analysed - based on data from epidemiological studies - and then compared with reported data.