Making Sense of the Pediatric EEG (Original PDF from Publisher)

1.1.Description

Pediatric electroencephalography (EEG) is a specialized field often overlooked, with fewer resources available compared to adult EEG. Existing literature tends to be either overly comprehensive or lacking crucial details specific to childhood EEG.

“Making Sense of the Pediatric EEG” is a valuable resource addressing the gap in understanding pediatric electroencephalography (EEG).  addresses this gap, presenting an accessible text that incorporates the latest classification and nomenclature from the International League Against Epilepsy.

This valuable resource is tailored for residents, fellows, and neurologists seeking an updated understanding of pediatric EEG.

With a practical approach and rich illustrations, the book serves as an indispensable guide, bridging the knowledge gap and providing the necessary insights into the unique aspects of pediatric electroencephalography.

Making Sense of the Pediatric EEG

Summary

“Making Sense of the Pediatric EEG” is a valuable resource addressing the gap in understanding pediatric electroencephalography (EEG). Authored by experts, this accessible text incorporates the latest classification and nomenclature from the International League Against Epilepsy.

Unlike existing resources that are either overly comprehensive or lack critical details specific to childhood EEG, this book provides a practical and well-illustrated guide.

Tailored for residents, fellows, and neurologists, it offers an update on pediatric EEG, equipping readers with essential insights into the unique aspects of this specialized field.

With a focus on clarity and relevance, the book ensures that practitioners gain a comprehensive understanding of pediatric EEG, making it an indispensable tool for those seeking to navigate and interpret EEG findings in pediatric neurology.