دانلود کتاب Ciba Foundation Symposium 34 - Outcome of Severe Damage to the Central Nervous System

Content: Chapter 1 Opening Remarks (pages 1–2): F. PlumChapter 2 Scale, Scope and Philosophy of the Clinical Problem (pages 3–22): Bryan JennettChapter 3 Mechanisms of Functional Loss and Recovery in Spinal Cord Damage (pages 23–34): W. I. McDonaldChapter 4 Signs of Plasticity and Reconnection in Spinal Cord Damage (pages 35–64): P. D. WallChapter 5 Recovery of Motor Function After Lesions in Motor Cortex of Monkey (pages 65–84): Perry Black, Ronald S. Markowitz and Salvatore N. CianciChapter 6 Cerebral Blood Flow and Metabolism (pages 85–96): M. E. RaichleChapter 7 Assessment of Severe Damage to the Brain by Multiregional Measurements of Cerebral Blood Flow (pages 97–120): David H. Ingvar and Manuel Gadea CiriaChapter 8 Can one Predict Outcome of Medical Coma? (pages 121–140): Fred Plum and John J. CaronnaChapter 9 Assessment of the Psychosocial Outcome After Severe Head Injury (pages 141–158): M. R. BondChapter 10 Recovery of Function After Brain Injury in Man (pages 159–190): Hans?Lukas TeuberChapter 11 Psychiatric Outcome of Localized Head Injury in Children (pages 191–214): D. Shaffer, O. Chadwick and M. RutterChapter 12 Outcome of Head Trauma: Age and Post?Traumatic Seizuress (pages 215–226): Perry Black, Richard H. Shepard and A. Earl WalkerChapter 13 Acquired Dyslexia: Patterns of Deficit and Recovery (pages 227–244): Freda Newcombe, R. W. Hiorns, J. C. Marshall and C. B. T. AdamsChapter 14 Fact and Theory in Recovery from the Aphasias (pages 245–262): J. C. Marshall, Jane M. Holmes and Freda NewcombeChapter 15 Early Neurophysiological Assessment After Insult to the Central Nervous System (pages 263–278): G. PampiglioneChapter 16 Prognostic Factors in Stroke (pages 279–290): W. B. Matthews and J. M. OxburyChapter 17 Development of a Formal Structure for Clinical Management Decisions: a Mathematical Analysis (pages 291–307): W. I. CardChapter 18 Prognosis After Severe Head Injury (pages 309–340): Bryan Jennett, Graham Teasdale and Robin Knill?JonesChapter 19 Closing Remarks (pages 341–343): F. Plum