Standard Eeg: A Research Roadmap for Neuropsychiatry

Philosophical differences between psychiatric and neurological approaches to the Standard EEG and historical perspective.- What constitutes a normal EEG? Special electrodes.- Effects of psychotropic drugs.- The special case of clozaril.- Abnormal slow rhythms.- Isolated epileptiform discharges.- Clinical EEG and dissociation including panic attacks.- Clinical EEG and aggression.- Clinical EEG and Borderline Personality Disorder.- Clinical EEG and psychotic conditions and affective disorders.- Clinical EEG in psychiatric emergencies.-Clinical EEG and ADHD and learning disability.- Clinical EEG and Autism Spectrum Disorders.- Introduction to the controversial EEG waveforms.- B-Mittens.- Small Sharp Spikes.- The 6/second spike and wave discharges, Rhythmic Mid-temporal Discharges and the Wicket Spikes.- The 14 and 6 positive Spikes.- Afterwords.