Comprehensive Handbook of Brain Injury Medicine and Neurorehabilitation : An Advanced Clinical Guide to Traumatic and Acquired Brain Injury, Neurodiagn
Overview
A brain injury rarely affects only one part of a patient's life. It can alter consciousness, memory, movement, behavior, communication, emotional regulation, independence, family roles, and long-term health-all at once. Managing these patients therefore demands more than knowledge of neurology or rehabilitation in isolation. It requires an integrated understanding of the injured brain, the evolving clinical picture, and the complex path from acute stabilization to meaningful functional recovery. Comprehensive Handbook Of Brain Injury Medicine And Neurorehabilitation brings these interconnected areas together in one advanced clinical resource. Beginning with the mechanisms and classification of traumatic and acquired brain injury, the book guides readers through neurological examination, neuroimaging, electrophysiology, biomarkers, acute complications, disorders of consciousness, and the interpretation of complex neurodiagnostic findings. The focus then shifts from identifying injury to understanding its consequences. Detailed attention is given to cognitive impairment, memory dysfunction, executive disorders, communication difficulties, emotional and behavioral disturbance, post-traumatic seizures, headache, sleep disorders, autonomic complications, endocrine dysfunction, motor impairment, spasticity, balance disorders, and other conditions that frequently shape recovery. A major strength of this handbook is its emphasis on what happens after the acute phase. Readers are taken through neuroplasticity, cognitive rehabilitation, physical and occupational therapy, speech and language rehabilitation, behavioral management, assistive technology, mobility restoration, vocational rehabilitation, family education, community reintegration, and the measurement of meaningful functional outcomes. Contemporary therapeutic strategies are examined alongside established standards of care, including pharmacological management, neuromodulation, advanced rehabilitation technologies, robotics, digital therapeutics, precision diagnostics, and emerging regenerative approaches. Throughout, the discussion maintains a clinically realistic distinction between interventions supported by current evidence and therapies that remain experimental. Designed for physicians, rehabilitation professionals, neuroscience and medical students, nurses, therapists, psychologists, researchers, and other clinicians involved in brain injury care, this handbook provides a multidisciplinary framework for understanding not only how brain injury occurs, but how patients are assessed, treated, rehabilitated, and supported across the entire continuum of recovery. From the first neurological assessment to long-term reintegration into family, work, and community life, this book approaches brain injury medicine as it is encountered in real clinical practice: complex, multidisciplinary, evolving, and deeply centered on functional recovery.
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- ISBN-13: 9798164871185
- ISBN-10: 9798164871185
- Publisher: Independently Published
- Publish Date: October 2026
- Dimensions: 11 x 8.5 x 1.01 inches
- Shipping Weight: 2.55 pounds
- Page Count: 504
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