Use of Multimodality Neuromonitoring in the Management of Traumatic Brain Injury

Multimodality neuromonitoring has become an essential part of neurocritical care over the past several decades. Ideally, the management strategies employed based on the information provided by multimodality monitoring should minimize secondary injury and not instigate deleterious effects. The aim of this chapter is to discuss available advanced neuromonitoring techniques, to review evidence for patient outcomes in the setting of multimodality monitoring, and to discuss in brief the logistical implications of implementing these techniques in the neurocritical care unit.