Atlas and Classification of Electroencephalography

A leading world expert in clinical neurophysiology presents a practical approach to the classification of EEG abnormalities by both degree and type. Unlike other books on the subject, this resource organizes the material according to an EEG classification system used by major institutions for everyday EEG interpretation. Features: * Classifies the EEG findings most frequently seen in clinical practice. * Lists the main EEG abnormalities with special emphasis on their localization. * Discusses a practical methodology that can be used to deduce the location of generators of EEG potentials. * Classifies and correlates EEG tracings with relevant clinical information and the localization and polarity of generators most likely to produce any given EEG potential. * Presents illustrations of all major EEG abnormalities and of normal EEG variants and artifacts.