Acquired brain injury; an integrative neuro-rehabilitation approach.

9780387375748

Acquired brain injury; an integrative neuro-rehabilitation approach.

Ed. by Jean Elbaum and Deborah M. Benson.

Springer

2007

298 pages

$69.95

Hardcover

RC387

Two neuro-rehabilitation specialists (North Shore-Long Island Jewish Health System, Manhasset, New York) present 16 essays addressing the roles of various medical and clinical specialists in the assessment, treatment, and management of acquired brain injury. Contributors offer perspectives from physiatry; neuropsychiatry; neurosurgery; neuro-optometry; occupational, speech-language, and balance therapies; nursing; and case management. Causes, symptoms, and stages of recovery are demonstrated in case examples throughout the book.

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