Current Practice of Clinical Electroencephalography -- PREFACE -- CONTENTS -- CONTRIBUTING AUTHORS -- The Cellular Basis of EEG Activity1 -- Cortical Generators and EEG Voltage Fields -- Engineering Principles -- Electrical Fields and Recording Techniques -- Orderly Approach to Visual Analysis: Elements of the Normal EEG and Their Characteristics in Children and Adults -- Neonatal Electroencephalography -- Benign Electroencephalographic Variants and Patterns of Uncertain Clinical Significance1 -- Activation Methods -- Artifacts -- An Orderly Approach to the Abnormal Electroencephalogram -- Focal Electroencephalographic Abnormalities -- Metabolic, Infectious, and Hereditary Encephalopathies -- Organic Brain Syndromes and Dementias -- Electrophysiological Evaluation of Coma, Other States of Diminished Responsiveness, and Brain Death -- Drug Effects and Toxic Encephalopathies -- Progressive Pediatric Neurological Syndromes -- Seizures and Epilepsy -- Video-Electroencephalographic Monitoring -- Ambulatory EEG Monitoring -- Intracranial Electroencephalography -- Intraoperative Electrocorticography -- Automatic Detection and Analysis of Seizures and Spikes -- EEG Voltage Topography and Dipole Source Modeling of Epileptiform Potentials -- Quantitative Electroencephalography -- Continuous EEG Monitoring in the Intensive Care Unit -- Sleep Disorders: Laboratory Evaluation -- Visual Evoked Potentials -- Brainstem Auditory Evoked Potentials -- Somatosensory Evoked Potentials -- Long-Latency Event-Related Potentials -- Intraoperative Monitoring -- Subject Index.