Salvatore DiMauro MD, Lucy G Moses Professor of Neurology Department of Neurology Columbia University Medical Center, New York. Michio Hirano MD, Associate Professor of Neurology Department of Neurology, Columbia University Medical Center New York. Eric A Schon PhD, Lewis P Rowland Professor of Neurology, Department of Neurology, Professor of Genetics and Development (in Neurology) Department of Genetics and Development Columbia University Medical Center New York.

• Introduction: The Birth of Mitochondrial Medicine. The Mitochondrial Respiratory Chain and its Disorders. Mitochondrial Neurology I. Mitochondrial Neurology II - Myopathies and Peripheral Neuropathies. Mitochondrial Cardiology. Mitochondrial Ophthalmology. Mitochondrial Gastroenterology. Mitochondrial Otology. Mitochondrial Endocrinology. Mitochondrial Nephrology. Mitochondrial Haematology and Oncology. Mitochondrial Reproductive Medicine. Mitochondrial Psychiatry. Mitochondrial Dysfunction and Neurodegenerative Disorders. Therapeutic Approaches Index and Bibliographies

"Attractive to read not only for paediatricians and neurologists familiar with these devastating disorders but definitely also for a broad range of other, if not all, practicing clinicians and clinical scientists. [...] a wannahave for every medical library!" - Jan A.M. Smeitink, Mitochondrion, Feb 2007 'This remarkably well-written book is a pleasure to read and to learn from. Mitochondrial Medicine is highly recommended to medical students, residents, practicing neurologists, ophthalmologists, internists, pediatricians, and pathologists.' - Andrew Engel, Annals of Neurology, Vol. 60: 5 'This excellent book should become the definitive resource on clinical aspects of mitochondrial diseases ... What this book does superbly is bring together all the clinical aspects into one much-needed resource. The book is edited by experts in the field and is both up-to-date and comprehensive ... Mitochondrial Medicine offers the first comprehensive description of the clinical importance of mitochondrial dysfunction in all branches of medicine.' - New England Journal of Medicine '[The editors] have compiled a brilliant book encapsulating our current knowledge of mitochondrial function and miotochondrisal-based diseases in 14 well-focused chapters ... It presents an exciting and dynamic new publishing venture in a rapidly evolving field of molecular medicine ... Neurologists, psychiatrists, internists, pediatricians, geneticists, and neuroscientists, among others, will benefit greatly from reading this wonderful book. It provides a wealth of clinical and molecular information indispensable to the clinician and physician-scientist alike.' - Archives of Neurology, Vol 63, October 2006

Salvatore DiMauro MD, Lucy G Moses Professor of Neurology Department of Neurology Columbia University Medical Center, New York. Michio Hirano MD, Associate Professor of Neurology Department of Neurology, Columbia University Medical Center New York. Eric A Schon PhD, Lewis P Rowland Professor of Neurology, Department of Neurology, Professor of Genetics and Development (in Neurology) Department of Genetics and Development Columbia University Medical Center New York.

• Introduction: The Birth of Mitochondrial Medicine. The Mitochondrial Respiratory Chain and its Disorders. Mitochondrial Neurology I. Mitochondrial Neurology II - Myopathies and Peripheral Neuropathies. Mitochondrial Cardiology. Mitochondrial Ophthalmology. Mitochondrial Gastroenterology. Mitochondrial Otology. Mitochondrial Endocrinology. Mitochondrial Nephrology. Mitochondrial Haematology and Oncology. Mitochondrial Reproductive Medicine. Mitochondrial Psychiatry. Mitochondrial Dysfunction and Neurodegenerative Disorders. Therapeutic Approaches Index and Bibliographies

"Attractive to read not only for paediatricians and neurologists familiar with these devastating disorders but definitely also for a broad range of other, if not all, practicing clinicians and clinical scientists. [...] a wannahave for every medical library!" - Jan A.M. Smeitink, Mitochondrion, Feb 2007 'This remarkably well-written book is a pleasure to read and to learn from. Mitochondrial Medicine is highly recommended to medical students, residents, practicing neurologists, ophthalmologists, internists, pediatricians, and pathologists.' - Andrew Engel, Annals of Neurology, Vol. 60: 5 'This excellent book should become the definitive resource on clinical aspects of mitochondrial diseases ... What this book does superbly is bring together all the clinical aspects into one much-needed resource. The book is edited by experts in the field and is both up-to-date and comprehensive ... Mitochondrial Medicine offers the first comprehensive description of the clinical importance of mitochondrial dysfunction in all branches of medicine.' - New England Journal of Medicine '[The editors] have compiled a brilliant book encapsulating our current knowledge of mitochondrial function and miotochondrisal-based diseases in 14 well-focused chapters ... It presents an exciting and dynamic new publishing venture in a rapidly evolving field of molecular medicine ... Neurologists, psychiatrists, internists, pediatricians, geneticists, and neuroscientists, among others, will benefit greatly from reading this wonderful book. It provides a wealth of clinical and molecular information indispensable to the clinician and physician-scientist alike.' - Archives of Neurology, Vol 63, October 2006

Salvatore DiMauro MD, Lucy G Moses Professor of Neurology Department of Neurology Columbia University Medical Center, New York. Michio Hirano MD, Associate Professor of Neurology Department of Neurology, Columbia University Medical Center New York. Eric A Schon PhD, Lewis P Rowland Professor of Neurology, Department of Neurology, Professor of Genetics and Development (in Neurology) Department of Genetics and Development Columbia University Medical Center New York.

• Introduction: The Birth of Mitochondrial Medicine. The Mitochondrial Respiratory Chain and its Disorders. Mitochondrial Neurology I. Mitochondrial Neurology II - Myopathies and Peripheral Neuropathies. Mitochondrial Cardiology. Mitochondrial Ophthalmology. Mitochondrial Gastroenterology. Mitochondrial Otology. Mitochondrial Endocrinology. Mitochondrial Nephrology. Mitochondrial Haematology and Oncology. Mitochondrial Reproductive Medicine. Mitochondrial Psychiatry. Mitochondrial Dysfunction and Neurodegenerative Disorders. Therapeutic Approaches Index and Bibliographies

"Attractive to read not only for paediatricians and neurologists familiar with these devastating disorders but definitely also for a broad range of other, if not all, practicing clinicians and clinical scientists. [...] a wannahave for every medical library!" - Jan A.M. Smeitink, Mitochondrion, Feb 2007 'This remarkably well-written book is a pleasure to read and to learn from. Mitochondrial Medicine is highly recommended to medical students, residents, practicing neurologists, ophthalmologists, internists, pediatricians, and pathologists.' - Andrew Engel, Annals of Neurology, Vol. 60: 5 'This excellent book should become the definitive resource on clinical aspects of mitochondrial diseases ... What this book does superbly is bring together all the clinical aspects into one much-needed resource. The book is edited by experts in the field and is both up-to-date and comprehensive ... Mitochondrial Medicine offers the first comprehensive description of the clinical importance of mitochondrial dysfunction in all branches of medicine.' - New England Journal of Medicine '[The editors] have compiled a brilliant book encapsulating our current knowledge of mitochondrial function and miotochondrisal-based diseases in 14 well-focused chapters ... It presents an exciting and dynamic new publishing venture in a rapidly evolving field of molecular medicine ... Neurologists, psychiatrists, internists, pediatricians, geneticists, and neuroscientists, among others, will benefit greatly from reading this wonderful book. It provides a wealth of clinical and molecular information indispensable to the clinician and physician-scientist alike.' - Archives of Neurology, Vol 63, October 2006