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  • Front Cover

  • Neurology of the Newborn

  • Copyright Page

  • Contents

  • Dedication

  • Preface to the Fifth Edition

  • Preface to the First Edition

  • Acknowledgments

  • UNIT I: HUMAN BRAIN DEVELOPMENT

    • Chapter 1. Neural Tube Formation and Prosencephalic Development

      • MAJOR DEVELOPMENTAL EVENTS AND PEAK TIMES OF OCCURRENCE

      • PRIMARY NEURULATION AND CAUDAL NEURAL TUBE FORMATION (SECONDARY NEURULATION)

      • PROSENCEPHALIC DEVELOPMENT

      • CONGENITAL HYDROCEPHALUS: FETAL AND NEONATAL

      • CEREBELLAR MALFORMATIONS AND POSTERIOR FOSSA CEREBROSPINAL FLUID COLLECTIONS

      • REFERENCES

    • Chapter 2. Neuronal Proliferation, Migration, Organization, and Myelination

      • NEURONAL PROLIFERATION

      • MIGRATION

      • ORGANIZATION

      • DISORDERS

      • MYELINATION

      • REFERENCES

  • UNIT II: NEUROLOGICAL EVALUATION

    • Chapter 3. Neurological Examination: Normal and Abnormal Features

      • NORMAL NEUROLOGICAL EXAMINATION

      • ABNORMAL NEUROLOGICAL FEATURES

      • VALUE OF THE NEONATAL NEUROLOGICAL EXAMINATION

      • REFERENCES

    • Chapter 4. Specialized Studies in the Neurological Evaluation

      • CEREBROSPINAL FLUID EXAMINATION

      • NEUROPHYSIOLOGICAL STUDIES

      • STRUCTURAL BRAIN IMAGING

      • NONINVASIVE CONTINUOUS MONITORING TECHNIQUES

      • PHYSIOLOGICAL BRAIN IMAGING

      • REFERENCES

    • Chapter 5. Neonatal Seizures

      • PATHOPHYSIOLOGY

      • CLINICAL ASPECTS

      • REFERENCES

  • UNIT III: HYPOXIC-ISCHEMIC ENCEPHALOPATHY

    • Chapter 6. Hypoxic-Ischemic Encephalopathy: Biochemical and Physiological Aspects

      • BIOCHEMICAL ASPECTS

      • PHYSIOLOGICAL ASPECTS

      • REFERENCES

    • Chapter 7. Hypoxic-Ischemic Encephalopathy: Intrauterine Assessment

      • ANTEPARTUM ASSESSMENT

      • INTRAPARTUM ASSESSMENT

      • REFERENCES

    • Chapter 8. Hypoxic-Ischemic Encephalopathy: Neuropathology and Pathogenesis

      • NEUROPATHOLOGY

      • REFERENCES

    • Chapter 9. Hypoxic-Ischemic Encephalopathy: Clinical Aspects

      • CLINICAL SETTINGS

      • NEUROLOGICAL SYNDROME

      • DIAGNOSIS

      • CLINICOPATHOLOGICAL CORRELATIONS

      • PROGNOSIS

      • MANAGEMENT

      • REFERENCES

  • UNIT IV: INTRACRANIAL HEMORRHAGE

    • Chapter 10. Intracranial Hemorrhage: Subdural, Primary Subarachnoid, Cerebellar, Intraventricular (Term Infant), and Miscellaneous

      • OVERVIEW

      • SUBDURAL HEMORRHAGE

      • PRIMARY SUBARACHNOID HEMORRHAGE

      • CEREBELLAR HEMORRHAGE

      • INTRAVENTRICULAR HEMORRHAGE OF THE TERM INFANT

      • MISCELLANEOUS EXAMPLES OF NEONATAL INTRACRANIAL HEMORRHAGE

      • REFERENCES

    • Chapter 11. Intracranial Hemorrhage: Germinal Matrix-Intraventricular Hemorrhage of the Premature Infant

      • NEUROPATHOLOGY

      • PATHOGENESIS

      • CLINICAL FEATURES

      • DIAGNOSIS

      • PROGNOSIS

      • MECHANISMS OF BRAIN INJURY

      • MANAGEMENT

      • REFERENCES

  • UNIT V: METABOLIC ENCEPHALOPATHIES

    • Chapter 12. Hypoglycemia and Brain Injury

      • DEFINITION

      • NORMAL METABOLIC ASPECTS

      • BIOCHEMICAL ASPECTS OF HYPOGLYCEMIA

      • NEUROPATHOLOGY

      • CLINICAL ASPECTS

      • REFERENCES

    • Chapter 13. Bilirubin and Brain Injury

      • NORMAL BILIRUBIN STRUCTURE AND METABOLISM

      • PATHOPHYSIOLOGY

      • NEUROPATHOLOGY

      • CLINICAL ASPECTS OF ACUTE AND CHRONIC BILIRUBIN ENCEPHALOPATHIES

      • REFERENCES

    • Chapter 14. Hyperammonemia and Other Disorders of Amino Acid Metabolism

      • OVERVIEW OF AMINOACIDOPATHIES WITH NEONATAL NEUROLOGICAL MANIFESTATIONS

      • MAPLE SYRUP URINE DISEASE

      • NONKETOTIC HYPERGLYCINEMIA (GLYCINE ENCEPHALOPATHY)

      • HYPERAMMONEMIA

      • MISCELLANEOUS AMINO ACID DISORDERS

      • REFERENCES

    • Chapter 15. Disorders of Organic Acid Metabolism

      • OVERVIEW OF MAJOR ORGANIC ACID DISORDERS AND NEONATAL METABOLIC ACIDOSIS

      • DISORDERS OF PROPIONATE AND METHYLMALONATE METABOLISM

      • DISORDERS OF PYRUVATE AND MITOCHONDRIAL ENERGY METABOLISM

      • DISORDERS OF BRANCHED-CHAIN KETOACID METABOLISM

      • DISORDERS OF FATTY ACID OXIDATION

      • OTHER ORGANIC ACID DISORDERS

      • REFERENCES

    • Chapter 16. Degenerative Diseases of the Newborn

      • MAJOR DISORDERS

      • DISORDERS PRIMARILY AFFECTING GRAY MATTER

      • DISORDERS PRIMARILY AFFECTING WHITE MATTER

      • DISORDERS AFFECTING BOTH GRAY AND WHITE MATTER

      • REFERENCES

  • UNIT VI: DISORDERS OF THE MOTOR SYSTEM

    • Chapter 17. Neuromuscular Disorders: Motor System, Evaluation, and Arthrogryposis Multiplex Congenita

      • MOTOR SYSTEM

      • EVALUATION OF DISORDERS OF THE MOTOR SYSTEM

      • ARTHROGRYPOSIS MULTIPLEX CONGENITA

      • REFERENCES

    • Chapter 18. Neuromuscular Disorders: Levels above the Lower Motor Neuron to the Neuromuscular Junction

      • LEVELS ABOVE THE LOWER MOTOR NEURON

      • LEVEL OF THE LOWER MOTOR NEURON

      • LEVEL OF THE PERIPHERAL NERVE

      • LEVEL OF THE NEUROMUSCULAR JUNCTION

      • REFERENCES

    • Chapter 19. Neuromuscular Disorders: Muscle Involvement and Restricted Disorders

      • LEVEL OF THE MUSCLE

      • RESTRICTED NEUROMUSCULAR DISORDERS

      • DISTINGUISHING FEATURES OF DISORDERS OF THE MOTOR SYSTEM

      • REFERENCES

  • UNIT VII: INTRACRANIAL INFECTIONS

    • Chapter 20. Viral, Protozoan, and Related Intracranial Infections

      • DESTRUCTIVE VERSUS TERATOGENIC EFFECTS

      • TORCH INFECTIONS

      • OTHER VIRUSES

      • REFERENCES

    • Chapter 21. Bacterial and Fungal Intracranial Infections

      • BACTERIAL MENINGITIS

      • BRAIN ABSCESS

      • DISSEMINATED FUNGAL INFECTION

      • TETANUS NEONATORUM

      • REFERENCES

  • UNIT VIII: PERINATAL TRAUMA

    • Chapter 22. Injuries of Extracranial, Cranial, Intracranial, Spinal Cord, and Peripheral Nervous System Structures

      • MAJOR VARIETIES OF PERINATAL TRAUMA

      • INJURY TO EXTRACRANIAL, CRANIAL, AND CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM STRUCTURES

      • INJURY TO PERIPHERAL NERVOUS SYSTEM STRUCTURES

      • REFERENCES

  • UNIT IX: INTRACRANIAL MASS LESIONS

    • Chapter 23. Brain Tumors and Vein of Galen Malformations

      • BRAIN TUMORS

      • VEIN OF GALEN MALFORMATION

      • ARACHNOID CYSTS

      • REFERENCES

  • UNIT X: DRUGS AND THE DEVELOPING NERVOUS SYSTEM

    • Chapter 24. Teratogenic Effects of Drugs and Passive Addiction

      • MAJOR DRUGS IMPLICATED IN TERATOGENIC EFFECTS ON THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM AND DEVELOPMENT OF PASSIVE ADDICTION

      • DRUGS WITH TERATOGENIC EFFECTS

      • DRUGS CAUSING PASSIVE ADDICTION

      • REFERENCES

  • Index

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