The third edition of the popular Textbook of Geriatric Neuropsychiatry thoroughly reviews this clinical subspecialty devoted to the diagnosis and treatment of psychiatric and behavior disorders in aging patients who display impaired brain function. In this text, world-renowned neuropsychiatrists and neuroscientists provide practical application of the latest research for both experienced clinicians and those new to the study of neuropsychiatry for the elderly. The book provides a comprehensive approach to treatment and contemporary neuroscience: Addresses the reality of an increasing aging population and the accompanying psychosocial changes this brings for patients and caregivers. Focuses on the health care of patients with neuropsychiatric illness. Consolidating the continued explosion of neuroscience research and the understanding of human behavior as it relates to aging. Bridges the fields of geriatric neurology and geriatric psychiatry, emphasizing relationships between neuropsychiatric illness and the aging of the nervous system. Responds to advancements in the study and science of geriatric neuropsychiatry, as well as feedback from past readers and clinicians. Concise and organized for easy reference, the textbook is divided into four parts that disclose clinically relevant information within the context of the very latest in neuroscience research and clinical application, including: Clinical definitions of the essential neuropsychiatric syndromes and disorders commonly seen in the elderly and how these disorders manifest. Emphasis on the principles and special considerations essential for the safe and effective treatment of neuropsychiatric disorders in the elderly. Study of the importance of interactions among aging; psychosocial, family, and neuropharmacological elements; and brain stimulation therapies. In-depth review of the influence of the aging nervous system on the pathophysiology, neuropsychiatric manifestations, clinical course, and prognosis of neurological and psychiatric illness in the elderly. Geriatric neuropsychiatry is an integrative specialty that draws from a diversity of fields including psychiatry, neuropsychiatry, neuroimaging, neuropsychopharmacology, gerontology, genetics, and molecular biology, to name a few. Incorporating these perspectives, this text is highly recommended for psychiatrists, neurologists, psychologists, geriatricians, psychiatric nurses, residents and fellows, and other clinicians interested in the study and treatment of the effects of aging on the brain.
Coffey / Cummings / George
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ContributorsPrefacePart I: Introduction to Geriatric NeuropsychiatryChapter 1. Geriatric NeuropsychiatryChapter 2. Neurobiology of AgingChapter 3. Neurobiological Basis of BehaviorPart II: Neuropsychiatric AssessmentChapter 4. Neuropsychiatric AssessmentChapter 5. Neuropsychological AssessmentChapter 6. Imaging the Structure of the Aging Human BrainChapter 7. Molecular Imaging in NeuropsychiatryPart III: Principles of Neuropsychiatric TreatmentChapter 8. Psychosocial TherapiesChapter 9. Geriatric NeuropsychopharmacologyChapter 10. Electroconvulsive Therapy and Related TreatmentsChapter 11. Brain Stimulation Therapies: Vagus Nerve Stimulation, Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation, Transcranial Direct Current Stimulation, and Deep Brain StimulationChapter 12. Cognitive Impairment and RehabilitationChapter 13. Neuropsychiatry in the Long-Term-Care SettingChapter 14. Ethical and Legal IssuesPart IV: Neuropsychiatric Syndromes and DisordersChapter 15. DeliriumChapter 16. Alzheimer's Disease and the Frontotemporal Dementia SyndromesChapter 17. Addiction Chapter 18. Sleep DisordersChapter 19. Mood DisordersChapter 20. Anxiety DisordersChapter 21. PsychosisChapter 22. Contemporary Personality PsychologyChapter 23. PainChapter 24. Parkinson's Disease and Movement DisordersChapter 25. Cerebrovascular DiseaseChapter 26. Traumatic Brain InjuryChapter 27. EpilepsyChapter 28. Neoplastic, Demyelinating, Infectious, and Inflammatory Brain DisordersChapter 29. Neuropsychiatric Disorders Associated With General Medical TherapiesIndex
C. Edward Coffey, M.D., is the Vice President of Henry Ford Health System, where he is also Chief Executive Officer of Behavioral Health Services; Kathleen and Earl Ward Chair of Psychiatry at Henry Ford Hospital; Director of the Center for Brain Stimulation Therapies at Henry Ford Hospital; and Professor of Psychiatry and of Neurology at Wayne State University (Henry Ford Campus) in Detroit, Michigan.Jeffrey L. Cummings, M.D., is the Director of the Cleveland Clinic Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health and the Andrea and Joseph Hahn Chair of Neurotherapeutics at the Cleveland Clinic Neurological Institute in Las Vegas, Nevada; Cleveland, Ohio; and Westin, Florida.
