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Recent Advances in Epilepsy

1989; BMJ; Volume: 52; Issue: 3 Linguagem: Inglês

10.1136/jnnp.52.3.426

1468-330X

David Chadwick,

Neuroscience and Neuropharmacology Research

fold.It is recommmended to all those work-this area by major disagreements that exist ing in the area although the price may well be between regulatory authorities on each side a deterrent for some pockets (presumably it of the Atlantic on the necessity or otherwise has been inflated by the number of illustra-of actively controlled monotherapy studies tions).Dr Swash and Dr Schwartz are to be at an early stage in the assessment of new congratulated for omitting to make any antiepileptic drugs.mention of that well-known, non-existent As always, the main value of this volume is entity ME! that it brings together authoritative review P HUDGSON articles within a single volume.There is no doubt that anyone with an interest in epilepsy or responsible for the care of patients with epilepsy will find something of Recent Advances in Epilepsy.Edited by TA interest within this book and, like its Pedley, BS Meldrum. (Pp 266;£45-00.)Edin-predecessors, it will remain an important burgh: Churchill Livingstone, 1988.