Epileptic Seizures And Syndromes

by Peter Wolf

This book reflects debates and results which have developed since the introduction of an international system of classifications in epileptology. The creation of such a system was initiated, in the sixties, mainly for practical reasons: growing international exchange had revealed that divergence of terminology in epilepsy had become important enough to prove a serious obstacle to sensible discussions. The Bethel-Cleveland symposia, which was at the origin of this book, aim to bring the excellence of advanced inter-disciplinary and controversial workshops to a larger public. This book concentrates on a selection of topics where progress has been made, where controversies are open or where discussion needs to be stimulated.

688 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1994