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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - In 1784 the son of a Korean envoy was baptized in Beijing and carried the books home. There were no missionaries in Korea. There would be none for eleven years. In the meantime a handful of scholars read their way into a faith, appointed their own clergy, and began baptizing one another. When the state finally understood what had grown up inside it, the killing went on, in waves, for a hundred years.This is the story of one family. Four brothers grew up in a house on the Han river above Seoul. The eldest never converted, and buried the others. The second was exiled to an island, where he wrote the first catalogue of Korean marine life. The third was beheaded, and the catechism he wrote in the vernacular kept the church alive for thirty-three years without a priest. The fourth recanted, survived, and became the most quoted thinker Korea has produced. Their children walked to Beijing and back for twenty years to ask for a priest, wrote to the Pope, and got one.Built from interrogation records, a survivor's private papers, and testimony collected from the last people who remembered, The House at Majae is the history of the only church in the world assembled by laypeople out of books, and of what it cost the family who read them.Tae Ho Guak, MD is a Catholic neurologist in Korea and the author of The God Neuroscience Found. He lives an hour downriver from Majae. Riche Books.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Where does spirituality live inside the human brain?Drawing on twenty-five years as a neurologist, Dr. Tae Ho Guak takes the reader through what twenty-first-century neuroscience has actually measured: the praying brain on SPECT, the meditator's thickened cortex, the quieted intention circuit of those who speak in tongues, the telomeres of those who serve, the descending pain pathway that softens when meaning returns, the four extra years of life inside a faith community, the spiritual recovery from trauma and addiction.Then, with equal honesty, he turns to what neuroscience has not solved: the hard problem of consciousness, the fine-tuned universe, the depth of love that no evolutionary model can explain. From Galileo's misunderstanding to the Penrose-Hameroff hypothesis, from William James's radio analogy to Karl Rahner's openness to transcendence, this book traces the long conversation between brain and Being.And it arrives at one quiet conclusion: the human brain is shaped toward God, and we are, even now, being held from behind.Written for readers curious about the neuroscience of meditation, prayer, and mystical experience; believers wondering how faith and modern brain science fit together; atheists and the spiritually curious who want an honest, data-grounded conversation; clinicians and caregivers working with chronic pain, trauma, addiction, or end-of-life; and anyone who has ever stood under a starry sky and felt something larger than themselves."Even at the moment you are reading this page, someone is, behind your back, with two arms quietly holding you." - from the ConclusionPraise for The God Neuroscience Found"Dr. Tae Ho Guak writes beautifully. He distills into a single chapter what could easily fill an entire book, and his way of explaining theology through jazz is outstanding, as is his account of where neuroscience and spirituality meet." - Rev. Fr. Dong-ha Jang, Professor of Anthropology, Catholic University of Suwon"Dr. Tae Ho Guak's The God Neuroscience Found delivers relentlessly engaging storytelling grounded in solid scientific evidence. This book has all the makings of a bestseller, and then some." - Dr. Jinhee Kwak, PhD in Preventive MedicineTae Ho Guak, M.D. is a board-certified neurologist and headache specialist in Bundang, Korea, with twenty-five years as a neurologist. He directs Riche Neurology Clinic and serves on the clinical faculty of the Catholic University of Korea College of Medicine. This is Book 1 of 2 in The God Neuroscience Found series; the second volume, The Brain Turned Toward God: Into the Deep, is also available. Riche Books. A neurologist's honest look at what neuroscience has measured about prayer, meditation, and faith, and what it still cannot explain. The brain, he concludes, is shaped toward God. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. What remains, even after the explaining.A neurologist walks into the hardest question about consciousness in the company of the faces he has met over thirty years of clinic. From psychedelics and artificial intelligence to vanishing memory and the last breath, this book begins in the questions of today and sets side by side how an old faith and a new brain science each bear witness to the same reality. It does not set out to prove. It lays the two languages next to each other and shows, honestly, that they are not enemies.We do not look for God in the brain. What we photographed was not God, but a brain during the time it was turned toward God. A person is larger than what gets measured. Something the numbers on a chart and the shadows on a scan never quite hold was always left over in those faces. Science says how. Faith says what it is turned toward.The Brain Turned Toward God is the second volume of The God Neuroscience Found. Where the first book asked where spirituality lives inside the brain, this one goes into the deep: consciousness and its hard problem, the mirror neuron and empathy, near-death experience, memory and its loss, the psychedelic renaissance, artificial intelligence, addiction and recovery, and the moment of dying. Each chapter opens with a real question a patient or a reader has asked, follows the best current neuroscience as far as it goes, and then listens to what the Catholic contemplative tradition has long said about the same territory.Tae Ho Guak, M.D. is a neurologist who has cared for patients with neurological disease for more than thirty years, exploring the place where brain science and faith meet. He directs Riche Neurology Clinic in Bundang, Korea. He is the author of The God Neuroscience Found: A Neurotheology of the Embrace from Behind (Volume I). Riche Books. A neurologist takes consciousness, memory, psychedelics, AI, and dying as far as brain science goes, then listens to what faith has long said. Volume II of The God Neuroscience Found. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Where does spirituality live inside the human brain Drawing on twenty-five years as a neurologist, Dr. Tae Ho Guak takes the reader through what twenty-first-century neuroscience has actually measured: the praying brain on SPECT, the meditator's thickened cortex, the quieted intention circuit of those who speak in tongues, the telomeres of those who serve, the descending pain pathway that softens when meaning returns, the four extra years of life inside a faith community, the spiritual recovery from trauma and addiction.Then, with equal honesty, he turns to what neuroscience has not solved: the hard problem of consciousness, the fine-tuned universe, the depth of love that no evolutionary model can explain. From Galileo's misunderstanding to the Penrose-Hameroff hypothesis, from William James's radio analogy to Karl Rahner's openness to transcendence, this book traces the long conversation between brain and Being.And it arrives at one quiet conclusion: the human brain is shaped toward God, and we are, even now, being held from behind.Written for readers curious about the neuroscience of meditation, prayer, and mystical experience; believers wondering how faith and modern brain science fit together; atheists and the spiritually curious who want an honest, data-grounded conversation; clinicians and caregivers working with chronic pain, trauma, addiction, or end-of-life; and anyone who has ever stood under a starry sky and felt something larger than themselves.'Even at the moment you are reading this page, someone is, behind your back, with two arms quietly holding you.' - from the ConclusionPraise for The God Neuroscience Found'Dr. Tae Ho Guak writes beautifully. He distills into a single chapter what could easily fill an entire book, and his way of explaining theology through jazz is outstanding, as is his account of where neuroscience and spirituality meet.' - Rev. Fr. Dong-ha Jang, Professor of Anthropology, Catholic University of Suwon'Dr. Tae Ho Guak's The God Neuroscience Found delivers relentlessly engaging storytelling grounded in solid scientific evidence. This book has all the makings of a bestseller, and then some.' - Dr. Jinhee Kwak, PhD in Preventive MedicineTae Ho Guak, M.D. is a board-certified neurologist and headache specialist in Bundang, Korea, with twenty-five years as a neurologist. He directs Riche Neurology Clinic and serves on the clinical faculty of the Catholic University of Korea College of Medicine. This is Book 1 of 2 in The God Neuroscience Found series; the second volume, The Brain Turned Toward God: Into the Deep, is also available. Riche Books.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Where does spirituality live inside the human brain?Drawing on twenty-five years as a neurologist, Dr. Tae Ho Guak takes the reader through what twenty-first-century neuroscience has actually measured: the praying brain on SPECT, the meditator's thickened cortex, the quieted intention circuit of those who speak in tongues, the telomeres of those who serve, the descending pain pathway that softens when meaning returns, the four extra years of life inside a faith community, the spiritual recovery from trauma and addiction.Then, with equal honesty, he turns to what neuroscience has not solved: the hard problem of consciousness, the fine-tuned universe, the depth of love that no evolutionary model can explain. From Galileo's misunderstanding to the Penrose-Hameroff hypothesis, from William James's radio analogy to Karl Rahner's openness to transcendence, this book traces the long conversation between brain and Being.And it arrives at one quiet conclusion: the human brain is shaped toward God, and we are, even now, being held from behind.Written for readers curious about the neuroscience of meditation, prayer, and mystical experience; believers wondering how faith and modern brain science fit together; atheists and the spiritually curious who want an honest, data-grounded conversation; clinicians and caregivers working with chronic pain, trauma, addiction, or end-of-life; and anyone who has ever stood under a starry sky and felt something larger than themselves."Even at the moment you are reading this page, someone is, behind your back, with two arms quietly holding you." - from the ConclusionPraise for The God Neuroscience Found"Dr. Tae Ho Guak writes beautifully. He distills into a single chapter what could easily fill an entire book, and his way of explaining theology through jazz is outstanding, as is his account of where neuroscience and spirituality meet." - Rev. Fr. Dong-ha Jang, Professor of Anthropology, Catholic University of Suwon"Dr. Tae Ho Guak's The God Neuroscience Found delivers relentlessly engaging storytelling grounded in solid scientific evidence. This book has all the makings of a bestseller, and then some." - Dr. Jinhee Kwak, PhD in Preventive MedicineTae Ho Guak, M.D. is a board-certified neurologist and headache specialist in Bundang, Korea, with twenty-five years as a neurologist. He directs Riche Neurology Clinic and serves on the clinical faculty of the Catholic University of Korea College of Medicine. This is Book 1 of 2 in The God Neuroscience Found series; the second volume, The Brain Turned Toward God: Into the Deep, is also available. Riche Books. A neurologist's honest look at what neuroscience has measured about prayer, meditation, and faith, and what it still cannot explain. The brain, he concludes, is shaped toward God. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Where does spirituality live inside the human brain?Drawing on twenty-five years as a neurologist, Dr. Tae Ho Guak takes the reader through what twenty-first-century neuroscience has actually measured: the praying brain on SPECT, the meditator's thickened cortex, the quieted intention circuit of those who speak in tongues, the telomeres of those who serve, the descending pain pathway that softens when meaning returns, the four extra years of life inside a faith community, the spiritual recovery from trauma and addiction.Then, with equal honesty, he turns to what neuroscience has not solved: the hard problem of consciousness, the fine-tuned universe, the depth of love that no evolutionary model can explain. From Galileo's misunderstanding to the Penrose-Hameroff hypothesis, from William James's radio analogy to Karl Rahner's openness to transcendence, this book traces the long conversation between brain and Being.And it arrives at one quiet conclusion: the human brain is shaped toward God, and we are, even now, being held from behind.Written for readers curious about the neuroscience of meditation, prayer, and mystical experience; believers wondering how faith and modern brain science fit together; atheists and the spiritually curious who want an honest, data-grounded conversation; clinicians and caregivers working with chronic pain, trauma, addiction, or end-of-life; and anyone who has ever stood under a starry sky and felt something larger than themselves."Even at the moment you are reading this page, someone is, behind your back, with two arms quietly holding you." - from the ConclusionPraise for The God Neuroscience Found"Dr. Tae Ho Guak writes beautifully. He distills into a single chapter what could easily fill an entire book, and his way of explaining theology through jazz is outstanding, as is his account of where neuroscience and spirituality meet." - Rev. Fr. Dong-ha Jang, Professor of Anthropology, Catholic University of Suwon"Dr. Tae Ho Guak's The God Neuroscience Found delivers relentlessly engaging storytelling grounded in solid scientific evidence. This book has all the makings of a bestseller, and then some." - Dr. Jinhee Kwak, PhD in Preventive MedicineTae Ho Guak, M.D. is a board-certified neurologist and headache specialist in Bundang, Korea, with twenty-five years as a neurologist. He directs Riche Neurology Clinic and serves on the clinical faculty of the Catholic University of Korea College of Medicine. This is Book 1 of 2 in The God Neuroscience Found series; the second volume, The Brain Turned Toward God: Into the Deep, is also available. Riche Books. A neurologist's honest look at what neuroscience has measured about prayer, meditation, and faith, and what it still cannot explain. The brain, he concludes, is shaped toward God. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. What remains, even after the explaining.A neurologist walks into the hardest question about consciousness in the company of the faces he has met over thirty years of clinic. From psychedelics and artificial intelligence to vanishing memory and the last breath, this book begins in the questions of today and sets side by side how an old faith and a new brain science each bear witness to the same reality. It does not set out to prove. It lays the two languages next to each other and shows, honestly, that they are not enemies.We do not look for God in the brain. What we photographed was not God, but a brain during the time it was turned toward God. A person is larger than what gets measured. Something the numbers on a chart and the shadows on a scan never quite hold was always left over in those faces. Science says how. Faith says what it is turned toward.The Brain Turned Toward God is the second volume of The God Neuroscience Found. Where the first book asked where spirituality lives inside the brain, this one goes into the deep: consciousness and its hard problem, the mirror neuron and empathy, near-death experience, memory and its loss, the psychedelic renaissance, artificial intelligence, addiction and recovery, and the moment of dying. Each chapter opens with a real question a patient or a reader has asked, follows the best current neuroscience as far as it goes, and then listens to what the Catholic contemplative tradition has long said about the same territory.Tae Ho Guak, M.D. is a neurologist who has cared for patients with neurological disease for more than thirty years, exploring the place where brain science and faith meet. He directs Riche Neurology Clinic in Bundang, Korea. He is the author of The God Neuroscience Found: A Neurotheology of the Embrace from Behind (Volume I). Riche Books. A neurologist takes consciousness, memory, psychedelics, AI, and dying as far as brain science goes, then listens to what faith has long said. Volume II of The God Neuroscience Found. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. …

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - What remains, even after the explaining.A neurologist walks into the hardest question about consciousness in the company of the faces he has met over thirty years of clinic. From psychedelics and artificial intelligence to vanishing memory and the last breath, this book begins in the questions of today and sets side by side how an old faith and a new brain science each bear witness to the same reality. It does not set out to prove. It lays the two languages next to each other and shows, honestly, that they are not enemies.We do not look for God in the brain. What we photographed was not God, but a brain during the time it was turned toward God. A person is larger than what gets measured. Something the numbers on a chart and the shadows on a scan never quite hold was always left over in those faces. Science says how. Faith says what it is turned toward.The Brain Turned Toward God is the second volume of The God Neuroscience Found. Where the first book asked where spirituality lives inside the brain, this one goes into the deep: consciousness and its hard problem, the mirror neuron and empathy, near-death experience, memory and its loss, the psychedelic renaissance, artificial intelligence, addiction and recovery, and the moment of dying. Each chapter opens with a real question a patient or a reader has asked, follows the best current neuroscience as far as it goes, and then listens to what the Catholic contemplative tradition has long said about the same territory.Tae Ho Guak, M.D. is a neurologist who has cared for patients with neurological disease for more than thirty years, exploring the place where brain science and faith meet. He directs Riche Neurology Clinic in Bundang, Korea. He is the author of The God Neuroscience Found: A Neurotheology of the Embrace from Behind (Volume I). Riche Books.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. What remains, even after the explaining.A neurologist walks into the hardest question about consciousness in the company of the faces he has met over thirty years of clinic. From psychedelics and artificial intelligence to vanishing memory and the last breath, this book begins in the questions of today and sets side by side how an old faith and a new brain science each bear witness to the same reality. It does not set out to prove. It lays the two languages next to each other and shows, honestly, that they are not enemies.We do not look for God in the brain. What we photographed was not God, but a brain during the time it was turned toward God. A person is larger than what gets measured. Something the numbers on a chart and the shadows on a scan never quite hold was always left over in those faces. Science says how. Faith says what it is turned toward.The Brain Turned Toward God is the second volume of The God Neuroscience Found. Where the first book asked where spirituality lives inside the brain, this one goes into the deep: consciousness and its hard problem, the mirror neuron and empathy, near-death experience, memory and its loss, the psychedelic renaissance, artificial intelligence, addiction and recovery, and the moment of dying. Each chapter opens with a real question a patient or a reader has asked, follows the best current neuroscience as far as it goes, and then listens to what the Catholic contemplative tradition has long said about the same territory.Tae Ho Guak, M.D. is a neurologist who has cared for patients with neurological disease for more than thirty years, exploring the place where brain science and faith meet. He directs Riche Neurology Clinic in Bundang, Korea. He is the author of The God Neuroscience Found: A Neurotheology of the Embrace from Behind (Volume I). Riche Books. A neurologist takes consciousness, memory, psychedelics, AI, and dying as far as brain science goes, then listens to what faith has long said. Volume II of The God Neuroscience Found. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. The God Neuroscience Found | A Neurotheology of the Embrace from Behind | Tae Ho Guak | Taschenbuch | The God Neuroscience Found | Englisch | 2026 | Riche Books | EAN 9791122169508 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand. …

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. The Brain Turned Toward God | Into the Deep (Duc in altum) | Tae Ho Guak | Taschenbuch | The God Neuroscience Found | Englisch | 2026 | Riche Books | EAN 9791122169515 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand. …

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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. The scan is clean. The blood work is normal. The patient is still in pain, and the next decision is yours.Headache Medicine is a single-author clinical textbook written for the neurologist, headache specialist, trainee and primary care physician who has to reach a diagnosis in twenty minutes and defend a treatment plan afterwards. It covers the primary headache disorders in the depth a treating clinician needs: migraine in all its forms, tension-type headache, cluster headache and the other trigeminal autonomic cephalalgias, medication-overuse headache, and the rarer primary headaches, together with the secondary headaches that arrive in the same clinic with the same normal scan: vascular, intracranial pressure, infectious, inflammatory, post-traumatic, substance-related, structural and neuropathic causes. Separate chapters address children, older adults, pregnancy, the emergency department and the organisation of headache care.The book follows the third edition of the International Classification of Headache Disorders throughout. Every treatment table carries an evidence grade. Every chapter is built around tables, decision pathways and original schematic figures, opens with key points and closes with a composite case from the consulting room. The therapeutic chapters reflect the treatments that have arrived since the first CGRP antibodies, including the 2026 AAN/AHS practice guideline, and they are candid about what those treatments still cannot do. An afterword sets out ten arguments the field has not settled and where the author stands on each.Appendices gather the ICHD-3 criteria in quick-reference form, a formulary of every drug in the book, the instruments a headache clinic uses, a glossary and one-line summaries of the major trials. References are collected by chapter at the end of the book.Written from twenty-five years of neurology practice in which the author has seen more than one hundred thousand new headache patients, this is a complete, single-voice reference for headache medicine as it is practised today. Hardcover, 820 pages, 57 original colour figures, 338 tables. A single-author clinical textbook of headache medicine for the CGRP era: every primary headache disorder and the secondary headaches that mimic them, ICHD-3 throughout, evidence-graded treatment tables, 57 original figures and 338 tables. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. The scan is clean. The blood work is normal. The patient is still in pain, and the next decision is yours.Headache Medicine is a single-author clinical textbook written for the neurologist, headache specialist, trainee and primary care physician who has to reach a diagnosis in twenty minutes and defend a treatment plan afterwards. It covers the primary headache disorders in the depth a treating clinician needs: migraine in all its forms, tension-type headache, cluster headache and the other trigeminal autonomic cephalalgias, medication-overuse headache, and the rarer primary headaches, together with the secondary headaches that arrive in the same clinic with the same normal scan: vascular, intracranial pressure, infectious, inflammatory, post-traumatic, substance-related, structural and neuropathic causes. Separate chapters address children, older adults, pregnancy, the emergency department and the organisation of headache care.The book follows the third edition of the International Classification of Headache Disorders throughout. Every treatment table carries an evidence grade. Every chapter is built around tables, decision pathways and original schematic figures, opens with key points and closes with a composite case from the consulting room. The therapeutic chapters reflect the treatments that have arrived since the first CGRP antibodies, including the 2026 AAN/AHS practice guideline, and they are candid about what those treatments still cannot do. An afterword sets out ten arguments the field has not settled and where the author stands on each.Appendices gather the ICHD-3 criteria in quick-reference form, a formulary of every drug in the book, the instruments a headache clinic uses, a glossary and one-line summaries of the major trials. References are collected by chapter at the end of the book.Written from twenty-five years of neurology practice in which the author has seen more than one hundred thousand new headache patients, this is a complete, single-voice reference for headache medicine as it is practised today. Hardcover, 820 pages, 57 original colour figures, 338 tables. A single-author clinical textbook of headache medicine for the CGRP era: every primary headache disorder and the secondary headaches that mimic them, ICHD-3 throughout, evidence-graded treatment tables, 57 original figures and 338 tables. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. The scan is clean. The blood work is normal. The patient is still in pain, and the next decision is yours.Headache Medicine is a single-author clinical textbook written for the neurologist, headache specialist, trainee and primary care physician who has to reach a diagnosis in twenty minutes and defend a treatment plan afterwards. It covers the primary headache disorders in the depth a treating clinician needs: migraine in all its forms, tension-type headache, cluster headache and the other trigeminal autonomic cephalalgias, medication-overuse headache, and the rarer primary headaches, together with the secondary headaches that arrive in the same clinic with the same normal scan: vascular, intracranial pressure, infectious, inflammatory, post-traumatic, substance-related, structural and neuropathic causes. Separate chapters address children, older adults, pregnancy, the emergency department and the organisation of headache care.The book follows the third edition of the International Classification of Headache Disorders throughout. Every treatment table carries an evidence grade. Every chapter is built around tables, decision pathways and original schematic figures, opens with key points and closes with a composite case from the consulting room. The therapeutic chapters reflect the treatments that have arrived since the first CGRP antibodies, including the 2026 AAN/AHS practice guideline, and they are candid about what those treatments still cannot do. An afterword sets out ten arguments the field has not settled and where the author stands on each.Appendices gather the ICHD-3 criteria in quick-reference form, a formulary of every drug in the book, the instruments a headache clinic uses, a glossary and one-line summaries of the major trials. References are collected by chapter at the end of the book.Written from twenty-five years of neurology practice in which the author has seen more than one hundred thousand new headache patients, this is a complete, single-voice reference for headache medicine as it is practised today. Hardcover, 820 pages, 57 original colour figures, 338 tables. A single-author clinical textbook of headache medicine for the CGRP era: every primary headache disorder and the secondary headaches that mimic them, ICHD-3 throughout, evidence-graded treatment tables, 57 original figures and 338 tables. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Buch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - The scan is clean. The blood work is normal. The patient is still in pain, and the next decision is yours.Headache Medicine is a single-author clinical textbook written for the neurologist, headache specialist, trainee and primary care physician who has to reach a diagnosis in twenty minutes and defend a treatment plan afterwards. It covers the primary headache disorders in the depth a treating clinician needs: migraine in all its forms, tension-type headache, cluster headache and the other trigeminal autonomic cephalalgias, medication-overuse headache, and the rarer primary headaches, together with the secondary headaches that arrive in the same clinic with the same normal scan: vascular, intracranial pressure, infectious, inflammatory, post-traumatic, substance-related, structural and neuropathic causes. Separate chapters address children, older adults, pregnancy, the emergency department and the organisation of headache care.The book follows the third edition of the International Classification of Headache Disorders throughout. Every treatment table carries an evidence grade. Every chapter is built around tables, decision pathways and original schematic figures, opens with key points and closes with a composite case from the consulting room. The therapeutic chapters reflect the treatments that have arrived since the first CGRP antibodies, including the 2026 AAN/AHS practice guideline, and they are candid about what those treatments still cannot do. An afterword sets out ten arguments the field has not settled and where the author stands on each.Appendices gather the ICHD-3 criteria in quick-reference form, a formulary of every drug in the book, the instruments a headache clinic uses, a glossary and one-line summaries of the major trials. References are collected by chapter at the end of the book.Written from twenty-five years of neurology practice in which the author has seen more than one hundred thousand new headache patients, this is a complete, single-voice reference for headache medicine as it is practised today. Hardcover, 820 pages, 57 original colour figures, 338 tables. …

Buch. Condición: Neu. Headache Medicine | Primary Headache Disorders and Their Mimics: A Clinical Textbook for the CGRP Era | Tae Ho Guak | Buch | Englisch | 2026 | Riche Books | EAN 9791122169522 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand. …