Step-by-Step EEG Interpretation: An Introductory Guide to Case Studies (Volume 1 & 2)

Author: Cao Liying Ma Da
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Publish Date: 2001-04-01
Features: This Chinese translation is divided into two volumes, "Introduction to EEG Interpretation" and "EEG Interpretation Cases" (abbreviated as "Introduction" and "Cases"), which are translated from the 1999 third edition of two Japanese texts. The author, Daikyu Teruo, is a renowned Japanese professor of neurology and psychiatry and a clinical neurophysiologist. The book is rich in content, systematic, illustrated with diagrams, and features clear lead labeling, making it easy to understand. It enables readers to grasp the basic principles, operational techniques, and diagnostic methods of EEG in a relatively short time, as well as to stay updated on the latest developments in the field of EEG. All the EEGs in this book are presented in true proportion and are available in 14 and 16 lead configurations, with no books of this kind available in China. The book is suitable for neurologists, neurosurgeons, psychiatrists, pediatricians, EEG technicians, and can also serve as a reference for doctors in other clinical departments, interns, and students in higher education institutions. This "Introduction" volume consists of 14 chapters and 124 sections, providing a detailed introduction to the basic elements, classification, recording methods, identification of artifacts, methods and precautions for provocative tests, normal and abnormal EEGs in adults and children during wakefulness, normal and abnormal sleep EEGs, EEGs of the elderly, and other reading methods, accompanied by 55 practice exercises.