| Description |
1 online resource (358 pages) |
| Contents |
PART ONE, Gary W. Jay, M.D., DAAPM; Foreword; What is Mild Traumatic Brain Injury?; Epidemiology and Causation; The Post-Concussion Syndrome; Pathophysiology; Clinical Aspects of MTBI; Posttraumatic Headache; Clinical and Neuropsychological Aspects: Things to Look For; Interdisciplinary Evaluation of MTBI; Interdisciplinary Treatment of MTBI; Neuropharmacological Treatment; PART TWO; Mild Traumatic Brain Injury: Treatment Paradigms, Richard S. Goka, M.D; The Physical Therapy Evaluation, Denise Baugh, P.T; Acquired Brain Injury and the Speech-Language Pathologist: A Primer for the SLP Entering the Brain Injury Industry, Pamela A. Law, CBIS/CI-CE, CCC-SLP; Occupational Therapy Evaluation and Treatment of the Brain Injured Patient, Stacy Rogers, OT; Neuropsychology for the Non-Neuropsychologist: Special Guidance for Working with Persons with MTBI, Karen E. Lee, Psy. D. and Richard H. Cox, Ph. D., M.D., ABRP, ABPP; Auditory/Vestibular Symptoms, Evaluation, and Medico-Legal Considerations, Edward J. Jacobson, Ph. D., DABFE, DABFM; Vision Function, Examination, and Rehabilitation in Patients Suffering From Mild Traumatic Brain Injury, Thomas Politzer, O.D., FCOVD, FAAO; Pertinent Legal Aspects of MTBI, Michael Sawaya |
| Summary |
PART ONE, Gary W. Jay, M.D., DAAPMForewordWhat is Mild Traumatic Brain Injury? Epidemiology and CausationThe Post-Concussion SyndromePathophysiologyClinical Aspects of MTBIPosttraumatic HeadacheClinical and Neuropsychological Aspects: Things to Look ForInterdisciplinary Evaluation of MTBIInterdisciplinary Treatment of MTBINeuropharmacological TreatmentPART TWO Mild Traumatic Brain Injury: Treatment Paradigms, Richard S. Goka, M.D. The Physical Therapy Evaluation, Denise Baugh, P.T. Acquired Brain Injury and the Speech-Language Pathologist: A Primer for the SLP Entering the Brain Injury Industry, Pamela A. Law, CBIS/CI-CE, CCC-SLPOccupational Therapy Evaluation and Treatment of the Brain Injured Patient, Stacy Rogers, OTNeuropsychology for the Non-Neuropsychologist: Special Guidance for Working with Persons with MTBI, Karen E. Lee, Psy. D. and Richard H. Cox, Ph. D., M.D., ABRP, ABPPAuditory/Vestibular Symptoms, Evaluation, and Medico-Legal Considerations, Edward J. Jacobson, Ph. D., DABFE, DABFMVision Function, Examination, and Rehabilitation in Patients Suffering From Mild Traumatic Brain Injury, Thomas Politzer, O.D., FCOVD, FAAOPertinent Legal Aspects of MTBI, Michael Sawaya |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and index |
| Notes |
Print version record |
| Subject |
Brain damage.
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Brain -- Wounds and injuries.
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Brain Injuries -- diagnosis
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Brain Injuries -- therapy
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Brain Damage, Chronic
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Brain Injuries
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MEDICAL -- Surgery -- Neurosurgery.
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Brain -- Wounds and injuries
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Brain damage
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| ISBN |
1420039547 |
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9781420039542 |
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