Antiepileptic Drugs, 4th Ed
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edited by Rene H. Levy, Richard H. Mattson, and Brian S. Meldrum, 1148 pp., ill., New York, Raven Press, 1995. $179.00
This is the book on the use, toxicity, and pharmacology of antiepileptic drugs, and like the size of the antiepileptic pharmacy, it continues to grow with each edition. The fourth edition was edited by three of the five editors of the last edition. There have been no dramatic departures from the previous organization of the book, but there has been a significant addition of new material.
In 1989, the year of the third edition, epileptologists and others …
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