Traumatic Brain Injury Rehabilitation provides a concise source for information about the scientific and therapeutic realms involved in the rehabilitation of the traumatically brain-injured patient, specifically as they relate to persistent deficits. It is intended as a reference for pharmacological, anatomical and physiological information for basic therapeutic rationales that are not well-understood in the field such as cognitive and vestibular rehabilitation. It offers specific therapeutic approaches and other material available only through extensive readings from multiple sources.
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"...a valuable resource for survivors and their family members to learn more about and to understand the treatment, medication and therapy the traumatic brain injured survivor is receiving. The book would make an excellent addition to the library of: the lawyer specializing in head injury cases, the nurses, therapists treating brain injured patients, doctors in general practice who must refer patients to specialists and many others with interests in the field of TBI survivor rehabilitation."
- Oregon Head Injury Foundation Newsletter
"An excellent reference for the current treatment and management of those individuals who have received a traumatic brain injury. Each chapter stands on its own and allows the reader to obtain pertinent information on specific issues. Physicians, clinicians, therapists, as well as insurance and lay professionals will find this book to be an excellent resource and educational tool in order to better understand the complexity of traumatic brain injury."
- Diane V. Bistany, Vice President, General Reinsurance Corporation
"...comprehensive ...contains an interesting mix of basic neuroscience and applied clinical information."
- Professor Neil Brooks, Brain Injury Services, Essex, UK
"A very valuable tool for both reading and reference by all who service clients with TBI."
-Joseph E. Havranek, National Association of Professionals in the Private Sector, April 1996
This text provides detailed information about the medical and therapeutic aspects of rehabilitating the traumatically brain-injured patient. Special attention is paid to persistent deficits. The book should be a useful reference of pharmacological, anatomical and physiological information for basic therapeutic rationales, such as cognitive and vestibular rehabilitation.
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