Handbook of EEG Interpretation: Edition 4

Now in its fourth edition, this handbook is designed for emerging as well as experienced clinicians involved in clinical neurophysiology. Topics and care setting covered include outpatient and inpatient, long-term EEG monitoring, critical care, and operating room recordings. Additionally, outpatient ambulatory EEG monitoring and the technology involved are supplemented with representative samples for those in a busy practice with time limitations. 

A clear and portable guide to EEG interpretation designed for clinical practice, written by leading experts in neurology, epilepsy, and EEG--this handbook delivers concise explanations of relevant features in EEG with corresponding visual examples to provide rapid reference  for accurate interpretations. Covering normal and abnormal patterns in both adult and pediatric patients this book enables confident interpretation by the reader to help guide clinical decision-making. Updated content reflects current technologies, expanded applications, and evolving neurophysiology practice. 

What’s New: 

• Updated chapters across core topics reflecting current clinical practice and EEG applications 

• New chapters including:  

• Expanded content on advanced modalities such as reduced montage EEG, Electric Source Localization, MEG, ECoG, and intracranial techniques 

• Enhanced clinical focus with real-world representative visual examples to strengthen EEG interpretation and advance appropriate decision-making 

Key Features: 

• A visual, example-driven approach using actual patient-derived EEG tracings to reinforce accurate interpretations and diagnostic confidence for better patient care. 

• Enhancement of EEG knowledge in pediatric and adults, acute and chronic conditions, inpatient and outpatient settings, useful in routine hospital-based and ambulatory care. 

• Digital content reinforces application and retention through case-based learning,review questions, expanded abstracts, and key words. 

• Edited by leading neurologists specializing in epilepsy and clinical neurophysiology in multiple areas that will be beneficial for both the seasoned and novice neurologists, primary care physicians, pediatricians, psychiatrists, and technologists.