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Book Review: The Neuropsychiatry of Epilepsy

Since the publication of Russell J Reynolds’ classic monograph on epilepsy in 1861 (1), a mere 4 years after Charles Locock introduced his bromide treatment, almost every decade has seen a fresh treatise on this condition. Many of these publications were multiauthor books. An editor of this current book, Michael Trimble, is a respected old hand in his contributions to epilepsy literature for at least 22 years (2). In this work, many new ideas are presented and discussed with clarity.