Part I. Modern Methods of Neuroimaging: 1(a). Computerized tomography Brian Tress, Patricia Desmond 1(b). Magnetic resonance imaging Patricia Desmond, Brian Tress 1(c). Single photon and positron emission tomography Kim Jobst, Basil Shepstone 1(d). Electroencephalography and magnetoencephalography Andrew Leuchter, Ian Cook Part II. Neuroimaging in Specific Psychiatric Disorders of Late Life: 2. The normal elderly Hillel Grossman, Sandra Jacobson, Marshal Folstein, Gordon Harris 3. Alzheimer's disease Hans Foerstl, Alistair Burns 4. Vascular disease Kazuo Hasegawa, Hiroo Kasahara 5. Other dementias E. Jane Byrne, Stephen Simpson 6. Delirium James Lindesay, Alastair Macdonald 7. Affective disorders Christopher Ball, Michael Philpot 8. Paranoid and schizophrenic disorders of late life Robert Howard, John O'Brien Part III. Clinical Guidelines: 9(a). Indications for neuroimaging Andrew Leuchter 9(b). Which scan, for whom, when and why? Robin Jacoby.
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