This is an excellent resource to help fight the underservice, underdiagnosis and misunderstanding of mild traumatic brain injury (MTBI) and to help patients recover and thrive in its wake. Based on valuable clinical experience, the book is divided into two parts. The first part reviews the pathophysiology, diagnosis, evaluation, treatment and associated clinical and behavioral problems. It includes case studies and "bottom line" points that underscore the most pressing concerns of MTBI. Part two creates a more complete understanding of specialized diagnostic and rehabilitation techniques through clinical data from practitioners who actually diagnose and treat MTBI. Together, these parts offer precious insight into this valid-and potentially devastating-diagnosis. The legal aspects of MTBI also are discussed extensively.