Description The Handbook of Clinical Neurophysiology is a book series which aims to provide the ultimate reference source for clinical neurophysiologists,
covering every aspect of clinical neurophysiology. It is published in association with the International Federation of Clinical Neurophysiology,
and the series editors are Professor Jasper Daube of the Mayo clinic in the USA and Professor Francois Mauguire of Claude Bernard University,
Lyon, France.
Contents Section I: Overview and general clinical considerations: Overview and history. Physiology. Anatomy. EEG and anesthetic effects. Anesthetic
effects on EPS.
Section II: CNP techniques used in monitoring neural function during surgery: Electroencephalography used in
monitoring neural function during surgery. Electrocorticography . Direct cortical stimulation to localize sensory, motor, and language
function. Deep brain stimulation, electrodeplacement, and pallidotomy monitoring and testing, microneuronography. Visual evoked potentials
during surgery. Somatosensory evoked potential monitoring with scalp and cervical recording. Somatosensory evoked potential monitoring
with dermatomal stimulation. Monitoring spinal epidural potentials to peripheral nerve stimulation. Somatosensory evoked potentials for
intraoperative mapping of the sensorimotor cortex. Motor EP physiology, risks and specific anesthetic effects. Corticospinal tract monitoring
with D and I waves from the spinal cord and muscle MEPs from limb muscles. Recording MEPs to transcranial electrical stimulation and
SEPs to peripheral nerve stimulation simultaneously from the spinal cord. Transcranial electrical MEP with muscle recording. Neurogenic
mixed evoked potentials. Magnetic cortical stimulation techniques. Mapping the corticospinal tract. BAEPs in surgery. Mapping the brainstem:
floor of the fourth ventricle. Introperative peripheral nerve stimulation and recording. Intraoperative facial nerve monitoring. Oculomotor
and lower cranial nerve monitoring. Intraoperative monitoring with free-running EMG. Introperative EMG during spinal pedicle screw instrumentation.
Sacral roots and nerves, and monitoring for neuro-urologic procedures. Motor evoked potentials from external anal and urethral sphincter
muscles by transcranial cortical stimulation during surgery. Selective dorsal rhizotomy. Nerve root assessment with SEP and MEP. Technological
advances in intraoperative neurophysiological monitoring.
Section III: Disorders monitored during surgery: Neurophysiology
during epilepsy surgery. Intraoperative neurophysiology during surgery for cerebral tumors. Movement disorders. Mapping and monitoring
for brainstem lesions. Cranial base surgery. Neurophysiology during microvascular facial nerve decompression. Neurophysiology during
middle ear, mastoid and parotid surgery. Monitoring during surgery around the acoustic and vestibular nerves. Monitoring neural function
during surgery around the glossopharyngeal, vagus and laryngeal nerves during neck (thyroid, larynx, carotid) and chest procedures. Monitoring
during the surgical treatment of scoliosis. Monitoring during spinal surgery for fractures and extramedullary tumours. Intraoperative
neurophysiological monitoring during surgery for intramedullary spinal cord tumors. Neurophysiologic monitoring during spinal endovascular
procedures. Monitoring the spinal cord during surgery for ccervical mmyelopathy. Monitoring during lumbar stenosis and fusion surgery.
Surgery for tethered cord syndrome and other cauda equina lesions. Dorsal root entry zone procedures and other surgeries for pain. Intraoperative
testing and monitoring during brachial plexus surgery. Intraoperative testing and monitoring during lumbosacral plexus surgery. Monitoring
of neural structures involved in micturition and sexual functionMonitoring during total hip arthroplasty. Monitoring neural function
during pelvic surgery. Intraoperative testing and monitoring during peripheral nerve surgery. Intraoperative monitoring during carotid
endarterectomy. Monitoring during carotid balloon test occlusion. Monitoring during surgery for intracranial aneurysms. Spinal cord monitoring
during descending aortic procedures. Intraoperative monitoring during cardiac surgery.
Section IV : Intensive care monitoring
: Neonatal ICU monitoring. ICU EEG monitoring for acute seizures and status epilepticus. ICU EEG monitoring for vasospasm and other
focal cortical disorders
Section V: Other issues: Safety issues during surgical monitoring. Monitoring the depth of anesthesia.
Monitoring of cerebral perfusion with transcranial Doppler ultrasound. Cerebral oximetry as a tool in the operating room and intensive
care unit.
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