Electroencephalography (EEG) has become an increasingly important component of modern anesthesia and critical care practice, offering clinicians a direct window into brain function during anesthesia, surgery, and critical illness. This book presents the principles, interpretation, and clinical applications of EEG and processed EEG monitoring in a clear, practical, and clinically oriented manner. Covering fundamental EEG waveforms, anesthetic drug effects, burst suppression, artefacts, geriatric and pediatric anesthesia, cardiovascular anesthesia, intensive care applications, and commonly used monitoring devices, this book aims to help clinicians move beyond numerical indices and develop a deeper understanding of brain-oriented anesthesia care. It is designed as a practical guide for anesthesiologists, intensive care physicians, residents, and all clinicians interested in perioperative brain protection.

This book is included in DOAB.