Clinical Electrophysiology (Second Edition)

Author: Pan Yingfu
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Publish Date: 2000-07-01
Features: The book's features are as follows: It closely integrates basic research with clinical applications, including recent advancements in electroencephalography combined with molecular biology research from both domestic and international perspectives. Most chapters in the book are based on clinical data from Chinese patients, significantly enhancing its applicability. It objectively evaluates the advantages and disadvantages of electroencephalography testing methods, comparing them with modern imaging techniques to leverage their strengths and complement each other. The book consists of nine chapters, providing detailed descriptions of the origins, methodologies, clinical significance, and new detection techniques of widely used clinical visual, auditory, and somatosensory electroencephalography. It also includes content on magnetoencephalography, motor evoked potentials, and the monitoring techniques of event-related potentials and electroencephalography. Currently, this book is the only comprehensive and in-depth monograph on electroencephalography in China. The field of electroencephalography is constantly evolving, and it is essential for clinicians to stay updated on new theories and methods to better understand their clinical significance. The book showcases the extensive research and clinical data accumulated by medical workers in China over the years. It offers profound theoretical explanations and a wide range of clinical cases, making it an important reference for researchers, medical personnel, and students in China's healthcare system.