Epilepsy in the Tropics
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J.M.K. Murthy
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Table of contents
I. EPIDEMIOLOGY 1. Epilepsy in Developing Countries: Historical Perspective 2. Epidemiology of Epilepsy in Developing Countries 3. The Prognosis of Epilepsy in Developing Countries 4. Mortality Associated with Epilepsy: Developing Countries Perspective 5. Knowledge, Attitude, and Practice of Epilepsy in Developing Countries II. CLINICAL AND DIAGNOSTIC EVALUATION 6. Epilepsy in Developing Countries: Clinical Evaluation 7. Epilepsy in Developing Countries: Diagnostic Evaluation III. EPILEPTIC SYNDROMES 8. Etiological Implication of Prenatal and Perinatal Brain Injury 9. Remote Symptomatic Epilepsies and Epileptic Syndromes: Etiological Spectrum 10. Neurocysticercosis and Epilepsy 11. Reflex Epilepsies in the Tropics: The Three Common Types 12. Hot-Water Epilepsy: A Geographically Specific Epilepsy Syndrome 13. Neonatal Seizures: Developing Countries Perspective 14. Febrile Seizure: Developing Countries Perspective 15. Acute Symptomatic Seizures: Clinical and Etiological Profile in Developing
Countries 16. Status Epilepticus in Developing Countries: An Account IV. CLINICAL BIOLOGY OF EPILEPSY 17. Women with Epilepsy: Special Issues in Developing Countries V. MEDICAL AND SURGICAL TREATMENT 18. Pharmacological Treatment of Epilepsy: Cost Effective Approaches 19. The Challenge Represented by Epilepsy Surgery in Developing Countries 20. Treatment of Epilepsy in India: Traditional Systems 21. Treatment of Epilepsy in Africa: Traditional Systems VI. ECONOMIC ISSUES 22. Antiepileptic Drug Prescription and Economic Burden 23. Economics of Epilepsy Surgery in Developing Countries VII. DELIVERY OF HEALTH CARE 24. Organization of Epilepsy Care: Developing Countries in Asia 25. Organization of Epilepsy Care: Latin America 26. Organization of Epilepsy Care: Africa |
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