Clinical Electroencephalography provides an appraisal of the value of electroencephalography in clinical medicine and a brief exposition of its techniques.
The book provides chapters that discuss the recording techniques of electroencephalography; the normal adult EEG; applications of EEG to certain diseases such as epilepsy, cerebral tumors, head injuries and vascular lesions; and the value and limitations of electroencephalography.
Physicians, nurses, and medical technicians will find the book invaluable.

Contents
Foreword

Preface

1 Recording Techniques

2 Normal Findings

3 Epilepsy

4 Space-Occupying Lesions

5 Head Injuries And Vascular Lesions

6 Infective and Non-Infective Encephalopathies

7 Psychiatry

8 The Value and Limitations of Electroencephalography

Index