Posttraumatic Epilepsy: Basic and Clinical Aspects provides a synthesized resource on recent basic and clinical science developments in the field of posttraumatic epilepsy. The book provides a clear understanding of the history of studies of posttraumatic epilepsy and the military and civilian data regarding risk of epilepsy after head trauma. It also covers the basic science of animal models of head injury and the necessary and sufficient changes that must occur to generate epilepsy after head trauma. The authors also explore novel therapeutic approaches to prevent posttraumatic epilepsy.

It is written for basic and clinical researchers in neuroscience, as well as clinicians treating patients with epilepsy.