Pediatric Neurology

Gregory L. Holmes, MD is a Professor and Chair of Neurological Sciences at the University of Vermont in Burlington, Vermont. Peter M. Bingham, MD is a Professor of Neurological Sciences and Pediatrics at the University of Vermont in Burlington, Vermont

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• I. Paroxysmal Disorders 1. The Girl Who Wouldn't Answer 2. Alternating Hemiplegia of Childhood 3. Newborn with a Rhythmic Twitch 4. Muteness at Breakfast 5. Going Limp--A Case of Recurring Collapse 6. Autonomic Storms En Route 7. A Frightful Awakening 8. Beyond Colic: the Distant Infant 9. The Twitch that Came Before 10. Airway, Breathing, Circulation, and Anti-convulsants II. Congenital and Genetic Disorders 11. A Question of Family History 12. Of Cramped Limbs, and a Rough Start 13. The Case of the Changing Gait 14. The Boy Who Couldn't Keep Up 15. Beyond Autism-A Genetic Resolution 16. Learning Difficulty-Diagnosis Beyond the Neurological Examination 17. A Sleepy Newborn 18. A Loss of Connection 19. The Weak Baby 20. Contents Under Pressure 21. Episodic Weakness-Seeing Through the Smoke III. Potpourri: Inflammatory, Pain, Neuropsychiatric, and Movement Disorders 22. A Panoply of Symptoms 23. The Girl with the Bizarre Gait 24. Heavy Legs and a Sore Back 25. A Sudden Loss of Balance 26. Darting Eyes 27. Walking on Tip-toes 28. The Boy Who Kept Rolling His Eyes 29. A Sudden Collapse 30. The Headache That Wouldn't Go Away 31. Headache: To Scan or Not to Scan?