Recent Publications
Books
The Frontal Lobes and Neuropsychiatric Illness
by Stephen Salloway, Paul
F. Malloy, James D. Duffy
(editors)
This volume brings together
the latest work of 26 recognized
experts in clinical neuropsychiatry,
neuropsychology, neuroscience,
and neuroimaging. Its chapters
are organized into sections that
cover a broad range of topics
related to advances in our understanding
of normal and abnormal frontal
lobe functions
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The Neuropsychiatry
of Limbic and Subcortical Disorders
by Stephen P. Salloway,
Paul Malloy, Jeffrey
L Cummings (editors)
Presents an overview of functional
limbic anatomy and provides a state-of-the-art
report on limbic-related syndromes.
Part One covers the functional
neuroanatomy of limbic and subcortical
systems. This emphasis on neuroanatomy
provides a foundation for Part
Two, which focuses on the limbic
system and clinical neuropsychiatric
syndromes. Throughout this volulme,
extensive literature reviews serve
as comprehensive reference sources.
Many chapters include color illustrations
to depict key points. The contributors
are a diverse group of leading
investigators with special expertise
in the functional aspects of limbic
and subcortical anatomy and its
relationship to neuropsychiatric
illness.
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The Frontal Systems Behavior
Scale (FrSBe)
Janet Grace, Paul Malloy (authors)
The FrSBe, formerly known as the Frontal Lobe Personality Scale (FLoPS),
provides a brief, reliable,
and valid measure of three frontal systems
behavioral syndromes: apathy, disinhibition, and executive dysfunction.
It also quantifies behavioral changes over time by including both baseline
(retrospective) and current assessments of behavior. [Click
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Vascular Dementia: Cerebrovascular
Mechanisms and Clinical Management
Robert H. Paul, Ronald Cohen, Brian
R. Ott, Salloway, Stephen (editors)
This volume provides a synthesis
of the compelling research
that has emerged describing the intricate
interrelationships between
the pathophysiology
of vascular Dementia (VaD)
and neuropathological features of
other degenerative diseases.
Binding together clinical relevant
aspects of the disease, this
book integrates findings from studies
that have focused on the neuropathology,
neuropsychology and behavioral
neurology
of VaD. Unique in its presentation
that reviews VaD in depth from
basic etiology to clinical practice,
this
volume will be extremely attractive
to both clinicians and researchers
in general and behavioral neurology,
neuropsychiatry, geriatric
psychiatry and clinical neuropsychology. [Click
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