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Management of Brain Injured Children
Second Edition
Edited by Richard Appleton and Tony Baldwin
400 pages
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8 figures; 9 black & white photographs
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234x156mm
978-0-19-856724-0
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Paperback
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01 June 2006
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- Provides comprehensive coverage of all aspects of head and brain injuries in children
- Written by professionals who work with children every day, demonstrating how a team can work together as an effective unit
- Written in an accessible and practical manner, guiding the reader to the best clinical advice
- Includes invaluable contributions from a patient and her mother
New to this edition - All chapters updated. Expansion of the prevention aspects of head injuries, and new information on outcomes and how these can be measured
Brain injuries are common in children, typically following head trauma but also complicating meningitis, encephalitis, cerebrovascular haemorrhage (stroke) and brain tumours. Many children suffer irreversible impairments and are left with major physical, educational and behavioural disabilities. This has tremendous implications for health,
education and social services. The survivors of brain injuries pose a significant burden on the NHS, the community and families. Despite this, resources are limited or non-existent in many parts of the UK and, consequently, many hospitals, schools and education authorities, and social services are unsure how to address the many problems shown by these children and their families.
The new edition of 'Management of Brain Injured Children' provides a detailed account of brain injuries in children. It considers how common they are, why they occur, and how they may be prevented. It also explains how children are resuscitated following the acute insult, and provides a comprehensive description of how the physical, communicative, educational, and behavioural effects are
managed, in both the short- and long-term, and how this impacts on the family. A parent's experience of having a child who suffered a severe head injury provides an invaluable contribution, as does the account of her daughter, now a teenager. The book concludes with appendices detailing useful support organisations and relevant governmental and other agencies' publications. Referencing is thorough and up-to-date, providing readers with useful sources of information for additional reading. Readership: Paediatricians/paediatric neurologists. All therapists involved with brain injuries Nursing staff, psychologists
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Edited by Richard Appleton, Consultant in Paediatric Neurology, The Roald Dahl EEG Unit, Alder Hey Children's Hospital, Liverpool, UK, and Tony Baldwin, Consultant Psychologist, Child Development Centre, Alder Hey Children's Hospital, Liverpool, UK Contributors:
Richard Appleton, The Road Dahl EEG Unit, Royal Liverpool Children's NHS Trust (Alder Hey), Liverpool
Tony Baldwin, Child Development Centre, Royal Liverpool Children's NHS Trust (Alder Hey), Liverpool
Fran Carleton, Hospital School, Royal Liverpool Children's NHS Trust (Alder Hey), Liverpool
Colin Demellweek, Wirral Hospital NHS
Trust
Tamsyn Doyle, Neurology Ward, Royal Liverpool Children's NHS Trust (Alder Hey), Liverpool
Liz Furlong, Neurology Ward, Royal Liverpool Children's NHS Trust (Alder Hey), Liverpool
Helen Gore, Speech and Language Dept, Royal Liverpool Children's NHS Trust (Alder Hey), Liverpool
Jackie Gregg, Dept of Community Child Health, Royal Liverpool Children's NHS Trust (Alder Hey), Liverpool
Nicola Henderson, Dept of Physiotherapy, Royal Liverpool Children's NHS Trust (Alder Hey), Liverpool
Eileen Kinley, Dept of Physiotherapy, Royal Liverpool Children's NHS Trust (Alder Hey), Liverpool
Sue Loughran, Paediatric Occupational Therapist, Conway & Denbighshire NHS Trust
Peter Rankin, Developmental Cognitive
Neurosciences Unit, Institute of Child Health, London
Jane Ratcliffe, Paediatric Intensive Care Unit, Royal Liverpool Children's NHS Trust (Alder Hey), Liverpool
Julie Sellars, Neurology Ward, Royal Liverpool Children's NHS Trust (Alder Hey), Liverpool
Suzanne Tyrer, Dept of Speech and Language Therapy, Royal Liverpool Children's NHS Trust (Alder Hey), Liverpool
Susie Harrison, Paul Ritson & Juliet Weston are physiotherapists based in the Dept of Physiotherapy, Royal Liverpool Children's NHS Trust (Alder Hey), Liverpool
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1: Richard Appleton: Epidemiology - incidence, causes, severity and outcome
2: Jane Ratcliffe: Resuscitation and acute treatment of brain injuries (traumatic and atraumatic)
3: Richard Appleton, Liz Furlong & Tony Baldwin: Brain (head) injury team
4: Liz Furlong, Julie Sellars, Tamsyn Doyle & Richard Appleton: Immediate medical and nursing needs
5: Nicola Henderson, Eileen Kinley & Sue Loughran (with contributions from Susie Harrison, Paul Ritson & Juliet Weston): Physical (motor and functional) problems
6: Helen Gore & Suzanne Tyrer: Feeding and swallowing problems
7: Helen Gore & Suzanne Tyrer: Speech and language problems
8: Tony Baldwin, Colin Demellweek, Peter Rankin & Fran Carleton: Cognitive problems
9: Colin Demellweek, Tony Baldwin & Peter Rankin: Emotional, behavioural, psychiatric and social problems
10: Colin Demellweek & Richard Appleton: The impact of brain injury on the family
11: Jackie Gregg & Tony Baldwin: Community liaison
12: Jackie Gregg & Richard Appleton: Prevention of brain injury
13: Richard Appleton: The future
14: Paula and Lizzie Pearson: A parent's - and her brain-injured daughter's - view
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