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Epilepsy in Practice is a practical, case-driven guide that turns epileptology into clinical reasoning at the bedside. Instead of reading like a dry reference book, it teaches the reader how to see seizures, interpret what they mean, and connect semiology, EEG, MRI, genetics, and management into real-world decision-making. The author’s goal is clear: to help doctors, residents, and fellows approach epilepsy with more confidence, clarity, and better patient care. What makes the book compelling is its breadth. It moves from ictal semiology and presurgical localization, to ILAE 2025 seizure classification and neonatal seizures, then into epilepsy syndromes, developmental and epileptic encephalopathies, genetic testing, West syndrome/IESS, LEAT and tumor-related epilepsy, Dravet syndrome, EEG interpretation, epilepsy MRI, NORSE/FIRES, status epilepticus, pediatric epilepsy surgery and neuromodulation, autoimmune encephalitis, SUDEP, antiseizure medications, comorbidities, and final board-style clinical reasoning cases. It is essentially a full journey from seizure description to diagnosis, mechanism, and management. The book is especially strong because it keeps returning to one central lesson: the earliest clinical clues matter. Early seizure features, sequence, and timing are emphasized as more informative than late propagated signs; the book also highlights how temporal, frontal, insular, and occipital epilepsies can mimic one another, why neonatal seizures demand EEG-based confirmation, how genetics and precision medicine refine diagnosis, why MRI must be protocol-driven, and why urgent topics like status epilepticus and SUDEP counseling belong in everyday epilepsy practice—not just in subspecialty discussions. For medical students, it offers pattern recognition. For residents and fellows, it trains diagnostic reasoning and exam-style thinking. For epileptologists, it serves as a broad synthesis of semiology, syndromes, neurophysiology, imaging, genetics, surgery, and long-term outcomes. The final impression is that this is less a conventional textbook and more a clinical companion for learning how epileptologists think. The book also states that it is educational in purpose and not a substitute for individual clinical judgment.

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Format: hardcover
ASIN: B0GVKS1KZY
Category: Books > Subjects > Science, Nature & Maths > Medicine > Education > Teaching Aids
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 26 March 2026
Listed Since: 31 March 2026

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EPILEPSY-IN PRACTICE: REAL-WORLD CASES AND THE ART of Clinical Reasoning

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