Principles and Practice of Child Neurology in Infancy - Grand Format

Management of neurological disorders presenting in infancy poses many challenges for clinicians. Using a symptom-based approach, and covering a wide range of scenarios, the latest edition of this comprehensive practical guide provides authoritative advice from distinguished experts. It now includes revised coverage of disease prevention, clinical assessment, and promotion of neurodevelopment. Well-structured chapters begin with key messages, common errors, and when to worry, for ease of use at the point of care.
Facilitates interdisciplinary and holistic care while avoiding over- investigation and over-treatment, using an evidence-based approach, to promote quality of life. Features practical road maps for most clinical scenarios. Covers the rapidly developing fields of cranial imaging and genetic testing. Extra coverage of tropical diseases such as Zika virus infection, malaria, and immune-mediated encephalitis.
Additional links to videos and other online resources. Principles and Practice of Child Neurology in Infancy will be useful for paediatric neurologists, paediatricians and other health professionals involved in the care of children with neurological problems, including in limited-resource settings.