简介
The Handbook of Clinical Neurophysiology is a book series which aims to provide the ultimate reference source for clinical neurophysiologists, covering every aspect of clinical neurophysiology. It is published in association with the International Federation of Clinical Neurophysiology, and the series editors are Professor Jasper Daube of the Mayo clinic in the USA and Professor Francois Mauguire of Claude Bernard University, Lyon, France.
The ultimate reference source for clinical neurophysiologists on monitoring neural function during surgery.
Volume in a prestigious series published in association with the International Federation of clinical Neurophysiology.
International contributor list drawn from around the world.
目录
Table Of Contents:
Dedication v
Acknowledgments vi
Foreword vii
Preface ix
List of Contributors xi
Section I. Overview and General Considerations
Overview and history 2(5)
M.R. Nuwer
Physiology 7(37)
J.R. Daube
Anatomy 44(33)
J.R. Duabe
EEG and anesthetic effects 77(17)
V. Jantti
T.B. Sloan
Anesthetic effects on evoked potentials 94(34)
T.B. Sloan
V. Jantti
Section II. CNP Techniques Used in Monitoring Neural Function in Surgry
Electroencephalograhy used in monitoring neural function during surgery 128(13)
A.C. Van Huffelen
Electrocorticography 141(9)
G.A. Worrell
M. Stead
G.D. Cascino
Direct cortical stimulatio to localize sensory, motor and language function 150(13)
L.M. Schreader
Intraoperative approaches for deep brain stimulation and targeting 163(9)
A.S. Mandir
R. Minahan
Visual evoked poetntials during surgery 172(8)
D. York
Somatosensory evoked potential monitoring with scalp and cervical recording 180(10)
M.R. Nuwer
J.W. Packwood
Somatosensory evoked potential monitoring with dermatomal stimulation 190(12)
J.C. Slimp
Monitoring spinal epidural potentials to peripheral nerve stinulation 202(9)
S. Jones
Somatosensory evoked potentials for intraoperative mapping of the sensorimotor cortex 211(7)
T. Kombos
Section II.2. Motor Evoked Potentials
Motor EP physiology, risks and specific anesthetic effects 218(17)
H.L. Journee
Corticospinal tract monitoring with D- and I-waves from the spinal cord and muscle MEPs from limb muscles 235(17)
V. Deletis
F. Sala
Recording MEPs to transcranial electrical stimulation and SEPs to peripheral nerve stimulation simultaneously from the spinal cord 252(8)
D. Burke
Transcranial electrical MEP with mscle recording 260(13)
A. Mendiratta
R.G. Emerson
Neurogenic mixed evoked potentials 273(9)
R.E. Minahan
A.S. Mandir
Magnetic cortical Stimulation techniques 282(37)
L.D. Gugino
L.S. Aglio
H.L. Edmonds
A.A. Gonzalez
Mapping the corticospinal tract 319(15)
C.D. Yingling
Section II.3. Brainstem and Auditory Evoked Potentials
BAEPs in surgery 334(16)
A.D. Legatt
Mapping the brainstem: Floor of the fourth ventricle 350(14)
J.R. Lopez
Section II.4. Electromyographic, Reflex and Nerve Conduction Monitoring
Intraoperative peripheral nerve stimulation and recording 364(7)
B.A. Crum
J.A. Strommen
Intraoperative facial nerve monitoring 371(13)
Y.A. Ashram
C.D. Yingling
Oculomotor and lower cranial nerve monitoring 384(12)
J.R. Lopez
Intraoperative monitoring with free-running EMG 396(8)
J.A. Strommen
B.A. Crum
Intraoperative EMG during spinal pedicle screw instrumentation 404(19)
J.R. Balzer
D. Crammond
M. Habeych
R.J. Sclabassi
Sacral roots and nerves, and monitoring for neuro-urologic procedures 423(11)
D.B. Vodusek
V. Deletis
Motor evoked potentials from external anal and urethral sphincter muscles by transcranial cortical stimulation during surgery 434(5)
S.S. Haghighi
Selective dorsal rhizotomy 439(16)
C.D. Yingling
Nerve root assessment with SEP and MEP 455(9)
B.A. Crum
J.A. Strommen
Technological advances in intraoperative neurophysiological monitoring 464(20)
R.J. Sclabassi
J. Balzer
D. Crammond
M. Habeych
Section III. Disorders Monitored during Surgery
Section III.1. Cerebral Neurosurgery
Neurophysiology during epilepsy surgery 484(7)
J.M. Stern
J. Engel, Jr.
Intraoperative neurophysiology during surgery for cerebral tumors 491(17)
H. Duffau
Movement disorders 508(14)
J.W. Cozzens
Mapping and monitoring for brainstem lesions 522(12)
G. Neuloh
C. Strauss
J. Schramm
Cranial base surgery 534(13)
A.F. Cannestra
R.F. Canalis
E.H. Rubinstein
D.P. Decker
Neurophysiology during microvascular facial nerve decompression 547(9)
A.R. Moller
Neurophysiology during middle ear, mastoid and parotid surgery 556(10)
T.C. Huang
A.K. Lalwani
Monotoring during surgery around the acoustic and vestibular nerves 566(24)
C. Matthies
Monitoring neural function during surgery around the glossopharyngeal, vagus and laryngeal nerves durig neck (thyroid, larynx, carotid) and chest procedures 590(18)
T.M. Hemmerling
Section III.2. Spine Surgery
Monitoring during the surgical treatment of scoliosis 608(10)
M.R. Nuwer
J.W. Packwood
Monitoring during spinal surgery for fractures and extramedulary tumors 618(14)
F. Vincent
M.O. Kelleher
M.G. Fehlings
Intraoperative neurohysiological monitoring during surgery for intramedullary spinal cord tumors 632(19)
F. Sala
K.F. Kothbauer
Neurohysiological Monitoring during spinal endovascular procedures 651(20)
Y. Niimi
V. Deletis
A. Berenstein
Monitoring the spinal cord during surgery for cervical myelopathy 671(7)
S. Jones
Monitoring during lumbar stenosis and fusion surgery 678(11)
B. Ball
P.M. Huddleston
Surgery for tethered cord syndrome and other cauda equina lesions 689(11)
A.M. Husain
Dorsal root entry zone procedures an other surgeries for pain 700(20)
A.M. Husain
Section III.3. Peripheral Nerve surgery
Intraovperative testing and monitoring during brachial plexus surgery 720(11)
H. Wang
A.T. Bishop
A.Y. Shin
R.J. Spinner
Intraoperative testing and monitoring during lumbosacral plexus surgery 731(8)
R.E. Minahan
A.S. Mandir
Monitoring of neural structures involved in micturition and sexual function 739(9)
Z. Rodi
D.B. Vodusek
Monitoring during total hip arthroplasty 748(4)
D. Fee
A. Sabet
Monitoring neural function during pelvic surgery 752(12)
B.R. Moed
Intraoperative testing and monitoring during peripheral nerve surgery 764(12)
H. Wang
R.J. Spinner
Section III.4. Vascular Surgery
Intraoperative monitoring during carotid endarterectomy 776(15)
J.-M. Guerit
Monitoring during carotid balloon test occlusion 791(10)
D. Eliashiv
V. Royter
D. Quinonez
Evoked potential monitoring during surgery for intracranial aneurysms 801(14)
G. Neuloh
J. Schramm
Spinal cord monitoring during descending aortic procedures 815(14)
D.B. MacDonald
C.C.J. Dong
Intraoperative monitoring during cardiac surgery 829(11)
J.-M. Guerit
Section IV. Intensive Care Monitoring
Neonatal ICU monitoring 840(16)
L. Hellstrom-Westas
L.S. De Vries
I. Rosen
ICU EEG monitoring for acute seizures and status epilepticus 856(8)
P.M. Vespa
ICU EEG monitoring for vasospasm and other focal cortical disorders 864(18)
J. Claassen
L.J. Hirsch
Section V. Other Issues
Safety issues during surgical monitoring 882(17)
D.B. MacDonald
V. Deletis
Monitoring the depth of anesthesia 899(10)
G.A. Mashour
C. Rosow
Monitoring of cerebral perfusion with transcranial Doppler ultrasound 909(15)
H.L. Edmonds
Cerebral oximetry as a tools in the operating room and intensive care unit 924(15)
J.R. Balzer
D. Crammond
M. Habeych
R.J. Sclabassi
Subject Index 939
Dedication v
Acknowledgments vi
Foreword vii
Preface ix
List of Contributors xi
Section I. Overview and General Considerations
Overview and history 2(5)
M.R. Nuwer
Physiology 7(37)
J.R. Daube
Anatomy 44(33)
J.R. Duabe
EEG and anesthetic effects 77(17)
V. Jantti
T.B. Sloan
Anesthetic effects on evoked potentials 94(34)
T.B. Sloan
V. Jantti
Section II. CNP Techniques Used in Monitoring Neural Function in Surgry
Electroencephalograhy used in monitoring neural function during surgery 128(13)
A.C. Van Huffelen
Electrocorticography 141(9)
G.A. Worrell
M. Stead
G.D. Cascino
Direct cortical stimulatio to localize sensory, motor and language function 150(13)
L.M. Schreader
Intraoperative approaches for deep brain stimulation and targeting 163(9)
A.S. Mandir
R. Minahan
Visual evoked poetntials during surgery 172(8)
D. York
Somatosensory evoked potential monitoring with scalp and cervical recording 180(10)
M.R. Nuwer
J.W. Packwood
Somatosensory evoked potential monitoring with dermatomal stimulation 190(12)
J.C. Slimp
Monitoring spinal epidural potentials to peripheral nerve stinulation 202(9)
S. Jones
Somatosensory evoked potentials for intraoperative mapping of the sensorimotor cortex 211(7)
T. Kombos
Section II.2. Motor Evoked Potentials
Motor EP physiology, risks and specific anesthetic effects 218(17)
H.L. Journee
Corticospinal tract monitoring with D- and I-waves from the spinal cord and muscle MEPs from limb muscles 235(17)
V. Deletis
F. Sala
Recording MEPs to transcranial electrical stimulation and SEPs to peripheral nerve stimulation simultaneously from the spinal cord 252(8)
D. Burke
Transcranial electrical MEP with mscle recording 260(13)
A. Mendiratta
R.G. Emerson
Neurogenic mixed evoked potentials 273(9)
R.E. Minahan
A.S. Mandir
Magnetic cortical Stimulation techniques 282(37)
L.D. Gugino
L.S. Aglio
H.L. Edmonds
A.A. Gonzalez
Mapping the corticospinal tract 319(15)
C.D. Yingling
Section II.3. Brainstem and Auditory Evoked Potentials
BAEPs in surgery 334(16)
A.D. Legatt
Mapping the brainstem: Floor of the fourth ventricle 350(14)
J.R. Lopez
Section II.4. Electromyographic, Reflex and Nerve Conduction Monitoring
Intraoperative peripheral nerve stimulation and recording 364(7)
B.A. Crum
J.A. Strommen
Intraoperative facial nerve monitoring 371(13)
Y.A. Ashram
C.D. Yingling
Oculomotor and lower cranial nerve monitoring 384(12)
J.R. Lopez
Intraoperative monitoring with free-running EMG 396(8)
J.A. Strommen
B.A. Crum
Intraoperative EMG during spinal pedicle screw instrumentation 404(19)
J.R. Balzer
D. Crammond
M. Habeych
R.J. Sclabassi
Sacral roots and nerves, and monitoring for neuro-urologic procedures 423(11)
D.B. Vodusek
V. Deletis
Motor evoked potentials from external anal and urethral sphincter muscles by transcranial cortical stimulation during surgery 434(5)
S.S. Haghighi
Selective dorsal rhizotomy 439(16)
C.D. Yingling
Nerve root assessment with SEP and MEP 455(9)
B.A. Crum
J.A. Strommen
Technological advances in intraoperative neurophysiological monitoring 464(20)
R.J. Sclabassi
J. Balzer
D. Crammond
M. Habeych
Section III. Disorders Monitored during Surgery
Section III.1. Cerebral Neurosurgery
Neurophysiology during epilepsy surgery 484(7)
J.M. Stern
J. Engel, Jr.
Intraoperative neurophysiology during surgery for cerebral tumors 491(17)
H. Duffau
Movement disorders 508(14)
J.W. Cozzens
Mapping and monitoring for brainstem lesions 522(12)
G. Neuloh
C. Strauss
J. Schramm
Cranial base surgery 534(13)
A.F. Cannestra
R.F. Canalis
E.H. Rubinstein
D.P. Decker
Neurophysiology during microvascular facial nerve decompression 547(9)
A.R. Moller
Neurophysiology during middle ear, mastoid and parotid surgery 556(10)
T.C. Huang
A.K. Lalwani
Monotoring during surgery around the acoustic and vestibular nerves 566(24)
C. Matthies
Monitoring neural function during surgery around the glossopharyngeal, vagus and laryngeal nerves durig neck (thyroid, larynx, carotid) and chest procedures 590(18)
T.M. Hemmerling
Section III.2. Spine Surgery
Monitoring during the surgical treatment of scoliosis 608(10)
M.R. Nuwer
J.W. Packwood
Monitoring during spinal surgery for fractures and extramedulary tumors 618(14)
F. Vincent
M.O. Kelleher
M.G. Fehlings
Intraoperative neurohysiological monitoring during surgery for intramedullary spinal cord tumors 632(19)
F. Sala
K.F. Kothbauer
Neurohysiological Monitoring during spinal endovascular procedures 651(20)
Y. Niimi
V. Deletis
A. Berenstein
Monitoring the spinal cord during surgery for cervical myelopathy 671(7)
S. Jones
Monitoring during lumbar stenosis and fusion surgery 678(11)
B. Ball
P.M. Huddleston
Surgery for tethered cord syndrome and other cauda equina lesions 689(11)
A.M. Husain
Dorsal root entry zone procedures an other surgeries for pain 700(20)
A.M. Husain
Section III.3. Peripheral Nerve surgery
Intraovperative testing and monitoring during brachial plexus surgery 720(11)
H. Wang
A.T. Bishop
A.Y. Shin
R.J. Spinner
Intraoperative testing and monitoring during lumbosacral plexus surgery 731(8)
R.E. Minahan
A.S. Mandir
Monitoring of neural structures involved in micturition and sexual function 739(9)
Z. Rodi
D.B. Vodusek
Monitoring during total hip arthroplasty 748(4)
D. Fee
A. Sabet
Monitoring neural function during pelvic surgery 752(12)
B.R. Moed
Intraoperative testing and monitoring during peripheral nerve surgery 764(12)
H. Wang
R.J. Spinner
Section III.4. Vascular Surgery
Intraoperative monitoring during carotid endarterectomy 776(15)
J.-M. Guerit
Monitoring during carotid balloon test occlusion 791(10)
D. Eliashiv
V. Royter
D. Quinonez
Evoked potential monitoring during surgery for intracranial aneurysms 801(14)
G. Neuloh
J. Schramm
Spinal cord monitoring during descending aortic procedures 815(14)
D.B. MacDonald
C.C.J. Dong
Intraoperative monitoring during cardiac surgery 829(11)
J.-M. Guerit
Section IV. Intensive Care Monitoring
Neonatal ICU monitoring 840(16)
L. Hellstrom-Westas
L.S. De Vries
I. Rosen
ICU EEG monitoring for acute seizures and status epilepticus 856(8)
P.M. Vespa
ICU EEG monitoring for vasospasm and other focal cortical disorders 864(18)
J. Claassen
L.J. Hirsch
Section V. Other Issues
Safety issues during surgical monitoring 882(17)
D.B. MacDonald
V. Deletis
Monitoring the depth of anesthesia 899(10)
G.A. Mashour
C. Rosow
Monitoring of cerebral perfusion with transcranial Doppler ultrasound 909(15)
H.L. Edmonds
Cerebral oximetry as a tools in the operating room and intensive care unit 924(15)
J.R. Balzer
D. Crammond
M. Habeych
R.J. Sclabassi
Subject Index 939
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