Handbook of Clinical Neurophysiology

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Copyright
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Foreword
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Jasper R Daube

Preface
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Gastone G. Celesia

List of Contributors
Pages ix-x

Chapter 1 Morphology and physiology of the retina Original Research Article
Pages 3-43
Ramon F. Dacheux

Chapter 2 Anatomy and physiology of the visual pathways and cortex Original Research Article
Pages 45-63
Gastone G. Celesia

Chapter 3 Visual attention and visual awareness Original Research Article
Pages 65-83
Rufin VanRullena, Christof Koch

Chapter 4 Electroretinography Original Research Article
Pages 87-97
Peter Gouras, Gunter Niemeyer

Chapter 5 The multifocal electroretinogram Original Research Article
Pages 99-115
Stuart Parks, David Keating

Chapter 6 Visual evoked potentials Original Research Article
Pages 117-130
Gastone G. Celesia

Chapter 7 Oscillatory responses and gamma band activity Original Research Article
Pages 131-141
Walter G. Sannita

Chapter 8 Visual evoked magnetic fields and magnetic stimulation of visual cortex Original Research Article
Pages 143-166
Shozo Tobimatsu

Chapter 9 Psychophysical techniques Original Research Article
Pages 167-188
Kenneth R. Alexander, Mitchell G. Brigell

Chapter 10 Visual cognitive ERPs Original Research Article
Pages 189-201
Mitchell G. Brigell

Chapter 11 Assessment of vision in infants and young children Original Research Article
Pages 203-230
Anne B. Fulton, Ronald M. Hansen, Anne Moskowitz

Chapter 12 Role of clinical neurophysiology in assessing both normal and pathological processing of visual information Original Research Article
Pages 231-248
Gastone G. Celesia

Chapter 13 Color vision deficiencies Original Research Article
Pages 251-269
Gastone G. Celesia

Chapter 14 Genetically determined disorders of retinal function Original Research Article
Pages 271-294
Graham E. Holder, Anthony G. Robson

Chapter 15 Acquired retinopathies Original Research Article
Pages 295-327
William Seiple, Vivienne C. Greenstein, Karen Holopigian, Kenneth G. Noble

Chapter 16 Experimental genetic disorders and visual neurophysiology Original Research Article
Pages 329-346
Neal S. Peachey, Sherry L. Ball

Chapter 17 Central disorders of visual processing: A pragmatic classification Original Research Article
Pages 349-352
Gastone G. Celesia

Chapter 18 Positive spontaneous visual phenomena Original Research Article
Pages 353-370
Gastone G. Celesia

Chapter 19 Optic neuropathies and disorders of optic chiasma Original Research Article
Pages 371-395
David I. Kaufman, Eric R. Eggenberger

Chapter 20 Visual field defects of central origin Original Research Article
Pages 397-406
Frederick E. Lepore

Chapter 21 Visual apperception and agnosia Original Research Article
Pages 407-428
Matthew Rizzo

Chapter 22 Cortical blindness and visual anosognosia Original Research Article
Pages 429-440
Gastone G. Celesia, Mitchell G. Brigell

Chapter 23 Blindsight: hypotheses and clinical implications Original Research Article
Pages 441-450
C. Mark Wessinger, Michael S. Gazzaniga

Chapter 24 Achromatopsia and chromatic blindsight Original Research Article
Pages 451-466
Gastone G. Celesia, Mitchell G. Brigell

Chapter 25 Visual dysfunction in disorders with altered dopaminergic neurotransmission Original Research Article
Pages 467-490
Andrea Antal, Ivan Bodis-Wollner, Walter Paulus

Chapter 26 Multiple sclerosis and other demyelinating disorders Original Research Article
Pages 491-516
Giancarlo Comi, Letizia Leocani, Marco Onofrj

Chapter 27 Dementia and Alzheimer's disease Original Research Article
Pages 517-526
Gastone G. Celesia

Chapter 28 Epilepsy and visual phenomena Original Research Article
Pages 527-535
Graham F.A. Harding

Chapter 29 Future advances and applications Original Research Article
Pages 539-541
Gastone G. Celesia

Index
Pages 543-551