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SECTION I: EPILEPSY AND INTENSIVE CARE MONITORING: INDICATIONS, PROCEDURES, AND ADMINISTRATION: 1. Patient Evaluation and Selection for Routine and Invasive Epilepsy Monitoring;
2. Continuous EEG in the Intensive Care Unit: Indications and Procedures;
3. Epilepsy Monitoring Unit: Pediatric and Adult Management;
4. EMU Design and Guidelines;
5. Administrative Considerations in Epilepsy and ICU Monitoring: Coding and Diagnostic Classification; SECTION II: TECHNICAL ASPECTS OF EPILEPSY AND INTENSIVE CARE MONITORING: 6. EEG Localization and Interpretation;
7. Computerized Signal Analysis and Event Detection; SECTION III: EPILEPSY MONITORING: DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS: 8. Special Considerations in Pediatric Monitoring;
9. Seizure Classification in Epilepsy Monitoring;
10. Epilepsy Syndromes;
11. Neurologic and Cardiovascular Disorders that Resemble Seizures;
12. Sleep Disorders that Resemble Seizures;
13. Psychiatric Disorders that Resemble Seizures; SECTION IV: EPILEPSY MONITORING: DIAGNOSTIC AND PRESURGICAL EVALUATIONS: 14. Diagnostic and Localizing Behavioral Features of Epileptic Seizures;
15. Diagnostic and Localizing Extracranial EEG Features of Epileptic Seizures;
16. Diagnostic and Localizing Intracranial EEG Features of Epileptic Seizures;
17. Intracranial Stimulation; SECTION V: ICU MONITORING: MEDICAL AND SURGICAL NEUROLOGICAL DISORDERS: 18. Events That Mimic Seizures during ICU Monitoring;
19. Convulsive Seizures and Status Epilepticus;
20. Nonconvulsive Seizures and Status Epilepticus;
21. Encephalopathy and Prognosis in Coma;
22. Continuous EEG Monitoring for the Detection of Seizures in Traumatic Brain Injury: Detecting and Treating Post-Traumatic Epilepsy;
23. Stroke and Subarachnoid Hemorrhage; SECTION VI: SPECIAL LOCALIZING PROCEDURES: 24. Neuroimaging Localizing Procedures;
25. Language and Memory Testing; APPENDICES: Epilepsy Center Guidelines; ACNS Epilepsy Monitoring Guidelines; Index
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Ronald Heiremans
reviewed Epilepsy and Intensive Care Monitoring Principles and Practice on January 16, 2020
Epilepsy and Intensive Care Monitoring Principles and Practice
Once again a book with no merit from a biased, hypocritical anti-life activist. (Pro-Life is Pro-Choice) They ignore all scientific facts, medical facts; they ignore the impact unwanted pregnancies have on the fetus aka the possible child and often the one forced to carry it to term as well. They refuse to look at quality of life and they refuse to speak the truth anywhere in this or any other book like it, for they've nothing to base their argument on but OPINION...
Even those opinions are lies as though I'm no Christian I have read and studied the Bible many times and No where does it even mention abortion let alone speak of it being murder. Not only does it not speak of it, but Jesus teaches acceptance, tolerance, non-judgment and that lying = wrong.
Despite that, most antis are Christian as this book showed, and yet they don't mention the truth or facts; one being, Abortions used to take place in churches in the US legally Before $$$ and lies got involved.
But you'll hear no truths in this book. If you are an anti then you'll enjoy it. It'll tell you all the bs you wish you had facts for, yet don't.
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