Books in the International Review of Child Neurology series

'This is clearly the most authoritative and contemporary statement of current knowledge yet published.' from the Foreword by H. Sarnat.

This book gives a broad-ranging account of the current findings and a practical approach to the clinical problems.

A comprehensive exploration of all that is presently known about the neurology of autism.

This is a comprehensive framework for the care needed by children and their famiies following a traumatic brain injury.

* Written by international team of experts with a vast experience in the field. The authors are from both developed countries including USA and UK and from resource poor countries including India and Kenya. * The book provides up-to-date diagnostic and treatment approaches. * Written succinctly and simply.

Pediatric Clinical Neurophysiology introduces clinical neurophysiology and its applications to the paediatric neurologist. It does not aim at being a textbook of either clinical neurophysiology or paediatric neurology, but to bridge these entities, as a handbook for the clinician.

International Reviews of Child Neurology Series No. 13 Given the tremendous advances in the last five years in the understanding of acquired neonatal brain injury and in the care of affected newborn infants, this book provides a timely review for the practising neurologist, neonatologist and pediatrician.

A better understanding of neural activity and the development of cortical connections and networks is an important requirement for evaluating the cause and treatment of neonatal seizures.