The Treatment of Epilepsy, Third Edition

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ISBN (شابک) : 9781405183833, 9781444316667 
ناشر: Wiley-Blackwell 
سال نشر: 2009 
تعداد صفحات: 1083 
زبان: English 
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A practical referenceto the medical and surgical treatment of epilepsy

The third edition of The Treatment of Epilepsy has been thoroughly updated. It is a reference work, but has a strong practical bias, and is designed to assist neurologists, neurosurgeons and other clinicians at all levels who are involved in the treatment of patients with epilepsy. It is a definitive source of clinical information to guide clinical practice and rational therapy.

Written and edited by leading experts, many actively involved with the International League Against Epilepsy, this new edition:

• covers the recent advances in the principles and approaches to epilepsy therapy, the introduction of new drugs and the development of new surgical techniques
• contains 26 completely new chapters and 61 new contributors
• includes pharmacological properties and prescribing information for all drugs used in the treatment of epilepsy
• features the important contribution of a new editor Jerome Engel Jr, Professor of Neurology at the University of California School of Medicine in Los Angeles.

Content:
Chapter 1 Definitions and Classification of Epilepsy (pages 1–20): Christina A. Gurnett and W. Edwin Dodson
Chapter 2 Epidemiology and Prognosis of Epilepsy (pages 21–31): Lars Forsgren and Dale Hesdorffer
Chapter 3 Aetiology of Epilepsy (pages 33–53): Simon D. Shorvon
Chapter 4 Differential Diagnosis of Epilepsy (pages 55–66): Mark Cook
Chapter 5 Mechanisms of Epileptogenesis (pages 67–79): Giuliano Avanzini and Silvana Franceschetti
Chapter 6 Antiepileptic Drug Discovery (pages 81–89): H. Steve White
Chapter 7 Mechanisms of Antiepileptic Drug Action (pages 91–108): Matthew C. Walker, Rainer Surges and Andrew Fisher
Chapter 8 Mechanisms of Tolerance and Drug Resistance (pages 109–118): Wolfgang Loscher and Dieter Schmidt
Chapter 9 General Principles of Medical Management (pages 119–139): Emilio Perucca
Chapter 10 Management of Newly Diagnosed Epilepsy (pages 141–151): Yvonne M. Hart
Chapter 11 Management of Chronic Active Epilepsy in Adults (pages 153–162): Simon D. Shorvon
Chapter 12 Management of Epilepsy in Remission (pages 163–169): Patrick Kwan and Howan Leung
Chapter 13 Management of Epilepsy in Infants (pages 171–178): Catherine Chiron
Chapter 14 Management of Childhood Epilepsy Syndromes (pages 179–194): Colin D. Ferrie
Chapter 15 Management of Epilepsies Associated with Specific Diseases in Children (pages 195–201): John H. Livingston
Chapter 16 Management of Epilepsy in the Elderly (pages 203–217): Hiba Arif, Anil Mendiratta and Lawrence J. Hirsch
Chapter 17 Management of Epilepsy in People with Learning Disabilities (pages 219–229): Eylert Brodtkorb
Chapter 18 Emergency Treatment of Seizures and Status Epilepticus (pages 231–247): Matthew C. Walker and Simon D. Shorvon
Chapter 19 Traumatic Brain Injury and Other Risks (pages 249–257): Marc Dichter and Nancy R. Temkin
Chapter 20 Management of Medical Co?morbidity Associated with Epilepsy (pages 259–272): Gagandeep Singh
Chapter 21 Psychiatric Features of Epilepsy and their Management (pages 273–287): Brent Elliott, Meriem Amarouche and Simon D. Shorvon
Chapter 22 Management of Side?Effects of Antiepileptic Drugs (pages 289–299): Gaetano Zaccara, Fabrizio Balestrieri and Aldo Ragazzoni
Chapter 23 Ketogenic Diets (pages 301–310): Eric H. Kossoff and Jennifer L. Dorward
Chapter 24 Non?pharmacological, Complementary and Alternative Treatments for Epilepsy (pages 311–322): Tom Whitmarsh
Chapter 25 Reproductive Aspects of Epilepsy Treatment (pages 323–333): Torbjorn Tomson
Chapter 26 Epilepsy Counselling (pages 335–340): Anthony Linklater, Doreen Patsika and Susan Usiskin
Chapter 27 Genetic Counselling in Epilepsy (pages 341–360): Federico Zara
Chapter 28 Drug Interactions (pages 361–377): Edoardo Spina
Chapter 29 Medical Treatment of Epilepsy in Situations with Limited Resources (pages 379–385): Gretchen L. Birbeck
Chapter 30 Introduction to the Choice of Antiepileptic Drugs (pages 387–398): Emilio Perucca
Chapter 31 Acetazolamide (pages 399–410): Miri Y. Neufeld
Chapter 32 Adrenocorticotropic Hormone and Corticosteroids (pages 411–419): Federico Vigevano and Maria Roberta Cilio
Chapter 33 Benzodiazepines used Primarily for Chronic Treatment (Clobazam, Clonazepam, Clorazepate and Nitrazepam) (pages 421–430): Peter Camfield and Carol Camfield
Chapter 34 Benzodiazepines used Primarily for Emergency Treatment (Diazepam, Lorazepam and Midazolam) (pages 431–446): Eugen Trinka
Chapter 35 Brivaracetam (pages 447–457): Philipp von Rosenstiel and Emilio Perucca
Chapter 36 Carbamazepine (pages 459–474): Matti Sillanpaa, Leena Haataja, Torbjorn Tomson and Svein I. Johannessen
Chapter 37 Carisbamate (pages 475–484): Gerald P. Novak and Martin J. Brodie
Chapter 38 Eslicarbazepine Acetate (pages 485–498): Luis Almeida, Meir Bialer and Patricio Soares?da?Silva
Chapter 39 Ethosuximide (pages 499–509): Tracy A. Glauser and Emilio Perucca
Chapter 40 Felbamate (pages 511–518): Ilo E. Leppik and James R. White
Chapter 41 Gabapentin (pages 519–526): Ernest R. Somerville and Andrew W. Michell
Chapter 42 Lacosamide (pages 527–534): Rajesh Sachdeo
Chapter 43 Lamotrigine (pages 535–558): Fumisuke Matsuo and Awais Riaz
Chapter 44 Levetiracetam (pages 559–573): Jacqueline A. French and Francoise Tonner
Chapter 45 Oxcarbazepine (pages 575–584): Edward Faught and Nita Limdi
Chapter 46 Phenobarbital, Primidone and Other Barbiturates (pages 585–603): Roberto Michelucci, Elena Pasini and Carlo Alberto Tassinari
Chapter 47 Phenytoin (pages 605–618): Mervyn J. Eadie
Chapter 48 Piracetam (pages 619–625): Simon D. Shorvon
Chapter 49 Pregabalin (pages 627–635): Sylvain Rheims and Philippe Ryvlin
Chapter 50 Retigabine (pages 637–646): Harry Mansbach and Michel Baulac
Chapter 51 Rufinamide (pages 647–655): Victor Biton
Chapter 52 Stiripentol (pages 657–661): Kai Eriksson and Tapani Keranen
Chapter 53 Tiagabine (pages 663–672): Reetta Kalviainen
Chapter 54 Topiramate (pages 673–683): J. Helen Cross and Catherine J. Riney
Chapter 55 Valproate (pages 685–697): Blaise F. D. Bourgeois
Chapter 56 Vigabatrin (pages 699–712): Gunter Kramer and Gabriele Wohlrab
Chapter 57 Zonisamide (pages 713–720): Stephen J. Wroe
Chapter 58 Other Drugs Rarely Used (pages 721–731): Hartmut Meierkord and Martin Holtkamp
Chapter 59 Antiepileptic Drugs in Early Clinical Development (pages 733–740): Philip N. Patsalos and Josemir W. Sander
Chapter 60 Overview of Surgical Treatment for Epilepsy (pages 741–756): Jerome Engel
Chapter 61 Scalp EEG in the Epilepsy Surgery Evaluation (pages 757–766): Christine Bower Baca and John M. Stern
Chapter 62 Invasive EEG in Presurgical Evaluation of Epilepsy (pages 767–798): Susan S. Spencer, Dang K. Nguyen and Robert B. Duckrow
Chapter 63 MEG in Presurgical Evaluation of Epilepsy (pages 799–804): Hermann Stefan, Stefan Rampp and Rudiger Hopfengartner
Chapter 64 MRI in the Presurgical Evaluation (pages 805–820): Jorg Wellmer and Christian E. Elger
Chapter 65 PET and SPECT in Presurgical Evaluation of Epilepsy (pages 821–828): Wim Van Paesschen, Karolien Goffin and Koen Van Laere
Chapter 66 Experimental Neurophysiological Techniques (pages 829–849): Francois Mauguiere, Isabelle Merlet and Julien Jung
Chapter 67 Neuropsychological Testing in Presurgical Evaluation (pages 851–863): Marilyn Jones?Gotman and Jelena Djordjevic
Chapter 68 Presurgical Psychiatric Evaluation (pages 865–874): Andres M. Kanner
Chapter 69 Mesial Temporal Lobe Surgery and Other Lobar Resections (pages 875–885): James Leiphart and Itzhak Fried
Chapter 70 Resective Surgery of Neoplasms (pages 887–901): Nicholas Wetjen, Mithri R. Junna, Kurupath Radhakrishnan, Aaron Cohen?Gadol and Gregory D. Cascino
Chapter 71 Resective Surgery of Vascular and Infective Lesions for Epilepsy (pages 903–924): Christopher E. Uff and Neil D. Kitchen
Chapter 72 Surgery of Developmental Anomalies Causing Epilepsy (pages 925–933): Joshua Chern and Youssef G. Comair
Chapter 73 Hemispherectomy for Epilepsy (pages 935–942): Georg Dorfmuller, Christine Bulteau and Olivier Delalande
Chapter 74 Corpus Callosotomy (pages 943–950): David W. Roberts
Chapter 75 Hypothalamic Hamartoma and Multiple Subpial Transection (pages 951–957): Michael C. Smith, Richard Byrne and Andres M. Kanner
Chapter 76 Awake Surgery for Epilepsy (pages 959–966): Christian B. Kaufman and Webster H. Pilcher
Chapter 77 Epilepsy Surgery in Children (pages 967–974): Jason S. Hauptman and Gary W. Mathern
Chapter 78 Stereotactic Surgery for Epilepsy (pages 975–992): Andrew W. McEvoy and Fiona J. L. Arnold
Chapter 79 Complications of Epilepsy Surgery (pages 993–1005): Charles E. Polkey
Chapter 80 Anaesthesia for Epilepsy Surgery (pages 1007–1016): Barbara Van de Wiele
Chapter 81 Vagal Nerve Stimulation (pages 1017–1023): Steven C. Schachter
Chapter 82 Brain Stimulation (pages 1025–1033): Gregory K. Bergey
Chapter 83 Stereotactic Radiosurgery for Medically Intractable Epilepsy (pages 1035–1041): Isaac Yang, Edward F. Chang and Nicholas M. Barbaro
Chapter 84 Future Focal Treatment Approaches to Epilepsy (pages 1043–1050): Hannah R. Cock and Karen E. Nilsen
Chapter 85 Epilepsy Surgery in Countries with Limited Resources (pages 1051–1056): Andre Palmini