The Oxford Textbook in Neuroscience and Anaesthesiology addresses all aspects of neuroanaesthesiology. Edited by an international team of experts this textbook reflects world-wide practice.
The Oxford Textbook in Neuroscience and Anaesthesiology addresses all aspects of neuroanaesthesiology. Edited by an international team of experts this textbook reflects world-wide practice.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
George A. Mashour, Bert N. La Du Professor of Anesthesiology Research Professor of Anesthesiology and Neurosurgery, University of Michigan Medical School Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA, Kristin Engelhard, Vice-Chair of the Department of Anesthesiology, University Medical Center of the Johannes Gutenberg-University Mainz, Germany
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* Section 1- Neuroscience in anaesthetic practice * 1: Andrew McKinstry-Wu and Max Kelz: Neural mechanisms of anaesthetics * 2: Harald Stefanits, Andrea Reinprecht, and Klaus Ulrich Klein: Intracranial pressure * 3: Stefan Bittner, Kerstin Göbel and Sven. G. Meuth: Cerebral physiology * 4: Michael Avidan and Jamie Sleigh: Monitoring anaesthetic depth * 5: David B. Glick, Gerald Glick, and Erica J. Stein: Autonomic nervous system * 6: Christiane G. Stäuble, Heidrun Fink, and Manfred Blobner: Neuromuscular junction * 7: Sophia C. Yi, Brian P. Lemkuil, and Piyush Patel: Principles of neuroprotection * 8: Margaret K. Menzel Ellis and Ansgar Brambrink: Neurotoxicity of general anaesthetics * 9: Adrian Pichurko and Richard Harris: Neurobiology of acute and chronic pain * Section 2 - Clinical Neuroanaesthesia * 11: Antoun Koht, Laura B. Hemmer, J. Richard Toleikis, and Tod B. Sloan: Neurophysiologic monitoring for neurosurgery * 12: Anne Sebastiani and Kristin Engelhard: Brain trauma * 13: Shaun E. Gruenbaum and Federico Bilotta: Supratentorial craniotomy for mass lesion * 14: Tasha L. Welch and Jeffrey J. Pasternak: Posterior fossa craniotomy * 15: Deepak Sharma and David R. Wright: Cerebrovascular surgery * 16: Nathan Manning, Katherine M. Gelber, Michael Crimmins, Philip M. Meyers, and Eric J. Heyer: Interventional neuroradiology * 17: Douglas A. Colquhoun and Edward C. Nemergut: Pituitary and neuroendocrine surgery * 18: Paola Hurtado and Neus Fàbregas: Hydrocephalus and associated surgery * 19: Lashmi Venkatraghavan and Pirjo Manninen: Awake craniotomy, epilepsy and functional neurosurgery * 20: Ehab Farag and Zeyd Ebrahim: Complex spine surgery * 21: Timur M. Urakov and Michael Y. Wang: Spine trauma * 22: Sulpicio G. Soriano and Craig D. McClain: Paediatric neurosurgery * 23: Magnus Teig and Martin Smith: Basics of neurocritical care * Section 3 - Neurologic patients undergoing Non-neurologic surgery * 24: Robert Sanders and Corey Amlong: Cerebrovascular disease * 25: Phillip E. Vlisides and Zhongcong Xie: Dementia * 26: Adam D. Niesen, Adam K. Jacob, and Sandra L. Kopp: Epilepsy * 27: M. Luke James and Ulrike Hoffmann: Parkinson s disease * 28: Laszlo Vutskits: Major psychiatric disease
* Section 1- Neuroscience in anaesthetic practice * 1: Andrew McKinstry-Wu and Max Kelz: Neural mechanisms of anaesthetics * 2: Harald Stefanits, Andrea Reinprecht, and Klaus Ulrich Klein: Intracranial pressure * 3: Stefan Bittner, Kerstin Göbel and Sven. G. Meuth: Cerebral physiology * 4: Michael Avidan and Jamie Sleigh: Monitoring anaesthetic depth * 5: David B. Glick, Gerald Glick, and Erica J. Stein: Autonomic nervous system * 6: Christiane G. Stäuble, Heidrun Fink, and Manfred Blobner: Neuromuscular junction * 7: Sophia C. Yi, Brian P. Lemkuil, and Piyush Patel: Principles of neuroprotection * 8: Margaret K. Menzel Ellis and Ansgar Brambrink: Neurotoxicity of general anaesthetics * 9: Adrian Pichurko and Richard Harris: Neurobiology of acute and chronic pain * Section 2 - Clinical Neuroanaesthesia * 11: Antoun Koht, Laura B. Hemmer, J. Richard Toleikis, and Tod B. Sloan: Neurophysiologic monitoring for neurosurgery * 12: Anne Sebastiani and Kristin Engelhard: Brain trauma * 13: Shaun E. Gruenbaum and Federico Bilotta: Supratentorial craniotomy for mass lesion * 14: Tasha L. Welch and Jeffrey J. Pasternak: Posterior fossa craniotomy * 15: Deepak Sharma and David R. Wright: Cerebrovascular surgery * 16: Nathan Manning, Katherine M. Gelber, Michael Crimmins, Philip M. Meyers, and Eric J. Heyer: Interventional neuroradiology * 17: Douglas A. Colquhoun and Edward C. Nemergut: Pituitary and neuroendocrine surgery * 18: Paola Hurtado and Neus Fàbregas: Hydrocephalus and associated surgery * 19: Lashmi Venkatraghavan and Pirjo Manninen: Awake craniotomy, epilepsy and functional neurosurgery * 20: Ehab Farag and Zeyd Ebrahim: Complex spine surgery * 21: Timur M. Urakov and Michael Y. Wang: Spine trauma * 22: Sulpicio G. Soriano and Craig D. McClain: Paediatric neurosurgery * 23: Magnus Teig and Martin Smith: Basics of neurocritical care * Section 3 - Neurologic patients undergoing Non-neurologic surgery * 24: Robert Sanders and Corey Amlong: Cerebrovascular disease * 25: Phillip E. Vlisides and Zhongcong Xie: Dementia * 26: Adam D. Niesen, Adam K. Jacob, and Sandra L. Kopp: Epilepsy * 27: M. Luke James and Ulrike Hoffmann: Parkinson s disease * 28: Laszlo Vutskits: Major psychiatric disease
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