Manual of Pediatric EEG

This landmark reference provides the most comprehensive coverage of pediatric neuropsychology available today, combining research-based foundations with practical applications for daily clinical practice. Written by over 100 leading experts, it addresses brain-behavior relationships, common medical conditions, school-based considerations, and professional challenges faced by pediatric neuropsychologists. Suitable for graduate students, trainees, and seasoned practitioners, it serves as both a training manual and an authoritative reference for working with pediatric populations.

Key Features:

• Extensive coverage of functional neuroanatomy, brain development, and neuroimaging techniques
• Practical guidance for clinical practice, including ethics, multiculturalism, child abuse, and forensic considerations
• Addresses school-based issues such as special education law, collaboration with school staff, and reintegration into mainstream education
• Reviews common medical and developmental conditions encountered in pediatric neuropsychology
• Contributions from over 100 leading researchers and practitioners
• Each of the 95 chapters includes up-to-date research, ensuring comprehensive, evidence-based coverage