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Academic Press - Neurobiology of Epilepsy and Aging Vol 81

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Description

As the elderly population becomes the fastest-growing demographic in the U.S., understanding their specific health needs is essential. This volume of the International Review of Neurobiology series provides a deep look into the intersection of epilepsy and the aging process. It addresses the specific medical challenges faced by this clinical subgroup, which currently sees the highest incidence of epilepsy among adults. This text covers the epidemiology, pathophysiology, and treatment of epilepsy in elderly patients. It is designed to help professionals navigate the complexities of etiology, prognosis, and differential diagnosis in older populations. As the impact of these two combined processes grows, this resource serves as a necessary guide for medical and community care providers. Whether you are studying neurology or managing geriatric patient care, this volume offers the specialized information required to address the needs of an aging society.

Key Features

Covers the epidemiology and pathophysiology of epilepsy specifically within the elderly population.

Provides detailed information on the treatment of epilepsy in aging patients to assist in clinical care.

Addresses the etiology and prognosis of epilepsy as it relates to the advancing age of patients.

Offers guidance on differential diagnosis for this specific and growing clinical subgroup.

Serves as a specialized resource for medical and community care professionals managing elderly patients.

Part of the International Review of Neurobiology series for academic and professional study.

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