NEUROLOGICAL AND ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHIC CORRELATIVE STUDIES IN INFANCY

Neurological Examination In Infancy And Childhood

The neurological evaluation of infants and children differs from that of older children and adults principally because of the phenomenon of development. The process of development alters the neurological behaviors and functions that would be expected at different ages. Development also changes the findings on physical examination. Finally, the natural history and manifestation of abnormal funct...

Electroencephalographic Studies in Hereditary Myopathy.

Recent reports by a number of authors have suggested that electroencephalographic (E.E.G.) abnormalities are often found in patients with progressive muscular dystrophy. Winfield, Britt, and Raskind (1958) reported the finding of nine abnormal records in 12 children with muscular dystrophy subjected to E.E.G. study. The abnormalities consisted of the pattern designated by Gibbs and Gibbs (1952)...

Neurological bases of behavioral development in infancy.

This article presents selected psychological competences that emerge in children during the first 2 years, together with correlated structural, biochemical and physiological changes in the brain. Major behavioral events of the 1st year are the disappearance of the neonatal reflexes, the improvement of recognition and working memory and the appearance of the universal fears of strangers and of s...

Hannover Electroencephalographic studies in dogs and cats

Electroencephalographic recordings in dogs: prevention of muscle artifacts and evaluation of two activation techniques in healthy individuals. Res Vet Sci. Article in Press. Electroencephalographic recordings in dogs suffering from idiopathic and symptomatic epilepsy: diagnostic value of interictal short time EEG protocols supplemented by two activation techniques. Submitted. Paroxysmal dischar...

The Neurological Status of the Newborn: Neuromuscular and Electroencephalographic Activity **