Recovery After Traumatic Brain Injury

ISBN-13: 9780805818246 / Angielski / Miękka / 1996 / 368 str.

Barbara Ed Uzzell;Uzzel; Barbara P. Uzzell

Opis

Disruptions of the brain involving neurons, axons, dendrites, synapses, neurotransmitters or brain infrastructure produce profound changes in the one organ that makes us all unique. This work serves as a collection of knowledge for those working in acute and chronic recovery aspects of head injury.

Recenzje

"...an engaging, informative, and manageable text that addresses many of the latest developments in the field."
—Journal of Head Trauma Rehabilitation

"...the chapters illustrate a wide range of approaches to a problem and alert the reader to aspects that might not otherwise have been considered."
—Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology

"(the book)...will give the reader a useful overview of both current research and persistent problems in the treatment of TBI. This book will b e a valuable addition to the libraries of rehabilitation professionals, and others will find it an important reference source for research-related issues."
—The HNS Newletter

"I recommend this book to specialists in pediatric brain injury rehabilitation and special education as a source of proposals and examples of interventions."
—Journal of Neuropsychological Society

"This text offers a comprehensive look at traumatic brain injury recovery and rehabilitation for researchers and clinicians, with information gleaned from contributed medical and clinical research efforts."
—UPDATE- Family Caregiver Alliance

Spis treści

Contents: B.P. Uzzell, H.H. Stonnington, Introduction. Part I:Diagnoses and Management. J.D. Lewine, W.W. Orrison, Jr., J.T. Davis, B. Hart, J. Spar, P.W. Kodituwakku, D. Hill, S. Chang, V.A. Woldorf, P. Shaw, C. Edgar, J.H. Sloan, Neuromagnetic Evaluation of Brain Dysfunction in Postconcussive Syndromes Associated With Mild Head Trauma. J.T.L. Wilson, D.M. Hadley, L.C. Scott, A. Harper, Neuropsychological Significance of Contusional Lesions Identified by MRI. J.L. Dowling, R.G. Dacey, Jr., Factors Affecting Brain Injury in Subarachnoid Hemorrhage. Y. Katayama, A. Yoshino, T. Kawamata, T. Tsubokawa, Role of Excitatory Amino Acids in Neuronal and Glial Responses to Traumatic Brain Injury. W.D. Dietrich, Light and Electron Microscopic Studies of Fluid-Percussion Brain Injury in Rats: Posttraumatic Temperature Considerations. T. Tsubokawa, Chronic Brain Stimulation as a Restorative Treatment for Brain Damage. W.E. Lux, Pharmacological Strategies in the Management of Cognition and Behavior Following Traumatic Brain Injury. Part II:Clinical States. B. Johnstone, T.S. Callahan, Neurological Evaluation of Traumatic Brain Injury in the United States: A Critical Analysis. J.D. Corrigan, Assessment of Agitation During the Acute Phase of Recovery. J.D. Corrigan, The Incidence and Impact of Substance Abuse Following Traumatic Brain Injury. Z. Kalisky, B.P. Uzzell, Florid Confabulation Following Brain Injury. B.E. Murdoch, Physiological Rehabilitation of Disordered Speech Following Closed Head Injury. N.D. Zasler, Vegetative State: Challenges, Controversies, and Caveats. A Physiatric Perspective. Part III:Timing and Outcomes. B. Kolb, Brain Plasticity and Behavior During Development. J.L. Ponsford, J.H. Olver, C. Curran, Outcome Following Traumatic Brain Injury: An Australian Study. A-L. Christensen, C. Caetano, G. Rasmussen, Psychosocial Outcome After an Intensive, Neuropsychologically Oriented Day Program: Contributing Program Variables. M.J. Fuhrer, J.S. Richards, Medical Rehabilitation Outcomes for Persons With Traumatic Brain Injury: Some Recommended Directions for Research. P. Wehman, Traumatic Brain Injury: Work Outcome and Supported Employment. Part IV:Family and Community. J.E. Farmer, R. Stucky-Ropp, Family Transactions and Traumatic Brain Injury. F.J. Krause, The Development of Grassroots Support for Research and Services in Brain Injury. D.N. Cope, A Databased Managed Care System of Catastrophic Neurological Injury Rehabilitation. J.S. Taylor, Neurolaw: Medicolegal Aspects of Traumatic Brain Injury. B.P. Uzzell, H.H. Stonnington, Final Thoughts: Speculations for the Future.

O autorze

Barbara P. Uzzell, Henry H. Stonnington