Neuroinfectious Diseases

Neuroinfectious Diseases brings to light the latest information in a field that is rapidly expanding as a result of the re-emergence of unvaccinated populations. Newly emerging infections may rapidly grow to epidemic proportions and spread over large geographical areas. Infectious diseases of the nervous system, for example, can be caused by a diverse range of infectious agents as well as post-infectious neurological syndromes. In this book, renowned experts review the most recent advances to provide a timely and up-to-date overview of the field.

• Covers emerging diseases like Ebola, Chikungunya, West Nile and Zika
• Examines the role of the systemic immune system and neuroimmune interaction
• Discusses animal models, in vitro drug discovery, and human studies
• Addresses the dearth of clinical trials and how research can proceed
• Looks ahead to future potential epidemics like tick-borne illnesses

Medical professionals, researchers and students or everyone with an interest in neuroinfectious diseases. A recommended book for all medical or biology libraries. An ideal reference or textbook for courses looking at neurology, neurological diseases, infectious diseases, neuroscience, immunology and medical microbiology

1. An introduction to neuroinfectious diseases
   2. Bacterial infections of the nervous system
   3. Fungal infections of the nervous system
   4. Prion and prion-like disorders.
   5. Protozoal infections of the nervous system
   6. Historic viral infections of the nervous system
   7. Emerging viral infections of the nervous system
   8. Slow virus infections of the nervous system
   9. Post infectious diseases
   10. Neuroimmune interactions