This book provides foundational knowledge of intraoperative monitoring
(IOM) and is written for the range of clinicians who monitor the
function of the nervous system during surgery, from new technologists to
neurophysiologists and neurosurgeons. Early chapters describe the
building blocks of IOM in accessible terms and are followed by practical
chapters on monitoring and mapping that show basic and clinical science
“in action”. Anesthesiologists and trainees with an interest in
diagnosing and managing pain will appreciate the inclusion of chapters
on the electrophysiological assessment of spinal cord pathology and on
the treatment of pain. Principles of Neurophysiological Assessment,
Mapping, and Monitoring is designed for use as a text in academic
courses or in corporate training programs. It also provides a concise
refresher for experienced clinicians and for physicians,
neurophysiologists, and technologists preparing for board exams.
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