Children's electroencephalogram patterns

Author: Department of Electroencephalography, University of Western Ontario Hospital
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: Currently, electroencephalography has become an important tool for detecting neurological disorders, especially in the diagnosis of epilepsy and the classification of different syndromes, which cannot be separated from electroencephalography. The "Pediatric Electroencephalogram Atlas" compiled by renowned electroencephalography experts Professor Warren T. Blume and Professor MaKaibara takes a clinical perspective to record and discuss the electroencephalograms of normal development in children as well as common neurological lesions. It is highly practical. Currently, both "Pediatric Electroencephalogram Atlas" and "Adult Electroencephalogram Atlas" have become important reference books for most North American electroencephalography laboratories. A good translation requires not only an excellent original work but also an accurate understanding by the translator of the professional information and overall design philosophy the authors intend to convey. Professor Liu Xingzhou has devoted a great deal of effort to the translation and editing of this book, which also embodies the rich experience accumulated from his many years of daily work.