Generalized Nets in Child Neurology

Generalized Nets in Child Neurology is a book by Joseph Sorsich, Anthony Shannon and Krassimir Atanassov, published in 2002 by the "Prof. Marin Drinov" Publishing House of the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences under ISBN 954-430-906-3.

The book contains a series of generalized net models in child neurology and can be considered a continuation of the books Generalized Nets in Neurology (1997), Generalized Nets in General and Internal Medicine (volume 1: 1998, volume 2: 1999, volume 3: 2000). The models were prepared on the basis of the book "Decision Making in Child Neurology" by David W. Dunn and Leon G. Epstein, Toronto 1987.

Table of contents

 * Preface
 * CN01: Mental retardation
 * CN02: Progressive retardation
 * CN03: Episodic loss of function
 * CN04: Hallucinations and illusions
 * CN05: Coma
 * CN06: Episodic sleep disturbances
 * CN07: Insomnia
 * CN08: Hypersomnia
 * CN09: Enuresis
 * CN10: Macrocephaly
 * CN11: Microcephaly
 * CN12: Visual loss
 * CN13: Nystagmus
 * CN14: Diplopia, ocular misalignment
 * CN15: Pupillary disorders
 * CN16: Facial weakness
 * CN17: Vertigo
 * CN18: Speech disorders
 * CN19: Apnea
 * CN20: Acute weakness
 * CN21: Chronic weakness
 * CN22: Hypertonia
 * CN23: Hypotonia
 * CN24: Paraparesis and quadriparesis
 * CN25: Muscle cramps
 * CN26: Ataxia
 * CN27: Chorea
 * CN28: Tics
 * CN29: Myoclonus
 * CN30: Tremor
 * CN31: Dystonia
 * CN32: Torticollis
 * CN33: Acute headache
 * CN34: Chronic headache
 * CN35: Migraine
 * CN36: Back pain
 * CN37: Limb pain
 * CN38: Numbness and paresthesia
 * CN39: Asphyxia
 * CN40: Periventricular-intraventricular hemorrhage
 * CN41: Perinatal trauma
 * CN42: Brachial plexus injury
 * CN43: Neonatal seizure
 * CN44: The floppy infant
 * CN45: Phenylketonuria
 * CN46: Chromosomal anomalies
 * CN47: Myelodysplasia
 * CN48: Hydrocephalus
 * CN49: Shunt malfunction
 * CN50: Congenital joint contractures (arthrogryposis multiplex congenita)
 * CN51: Cerebral palsy
 * CN52: The first afebrile seizure
 * CN53: Febrile seizures
 * CN54: Infantile spasms
 * CN55: Minor motor seizures
 * CN56: Absence seizures
 * CN57: Generalized tonic clonic seizures
 * CN58: Partial seizures
 * CN59: Intractable seizures
 * CN60: Status epilepticus
 * CN61: Discontinuation of medication in children with epilepsy
 * CN62: The use of anticonvulsant drugs
 * CN63: Nonepileptiform paroxysmal disorders
 * CN64: Increased intracranial pressure
 * CN65: Posterior fossa (infratentorial) tumor
 * CN66: Midline cerebral tumor
 * CN67: Suprasellar and chiasmatic tumor
 * CN68: Hemispheric cerebral tumor
 * CN69: Optic pathway tumor
 * CN70: Neurofibromatosis
 * CN71: Tuberous sclerosis
 * CN72: Spinal cord tumor
 * CN73: Head trauma
 * CN74: Spinal cord trauma
 * CN75: Brain abscess
 * CN76: Possible meningitis
 * CN77: Neurological complications of bacterial meningitis
 * CN78: Encephalitis
 * CN79: Reye's syndrome
 * CN80: Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome
 * CN81: Intrauterine torch infections
 * CN82: Language delay
 * CN83: Learning disability
 * CN84: Hyperactivity
 * CN85: Autism and childhood psychosis
 * CN86: Myopathy
 * CN87: Polymyositis (dermatomyositis)
 * CN88: Myasthenia gravis and myasthenia syndromes
 * CN89: Motor neuron disorders
 * CN90: Peripheral neuropathy
 * CN91: Failure to thrive
 * CN92: Scoliosis
 * CN93: Occlusive cerebrovascular disease
 * CN94: Heart disease
 * CN95: Near drowning and respiratory arrest
 * CN96: Renal disease
 * CN97: Leukemia: encephalopathy
 * CN98: Spinal cord lesions and cranial neuropathies in leukemia
 * CN99: Diabetes mellitus
 * CN100: Brain death
 * Bibliography