This book addresses the growing need for neuromonitoring in neonatal, pediatric, and cardiac intensive care units. It equips physicians, nurses, and trainees with practical guidance on using continuous neuromonitoring to detect and manage seizures in critically ill newborns and children. Seizures in these populations are increasingly recognized as contributors to brain injury, making accurate monitoring essential for improved patient outcomes. Written by international experts, the text balances accessibility for ICU specialists with sufficient depth for neurologists and neurophysiologists.
Key Features
- Practical guidance on the use and interpretation of continuous neuromonitoring in critically ill neonates and children.
- Covers conventional EEG, amplitude-integrated EEG, and other quantitative EEG techniques.
- Includes over thirty case-based examples to illustrate real-world application.
- Designed for ICU specialists, neurologists, and neurophysiologists alike.
- Concise, readable format suitable for both bedside reference and in-depth study.
- Emphasizes accurate interpretation to guide optimal patient care and minimize brain injury.
