Over the past decade, the field of pediatric neuroimmunology has become one of the most rapidly developing subspecialties in neurology. With this growth, a greater understanding and application of specific diagnostic features and treatment guidelines for children with neuroimmunologic disorders has emerged. We have long understood that children are not merely small adults, so while pediatric and adult patients share some clinical similarities, children often present with unique symptoms and neurologic syndromes that differ from adults. Concentrating on the most common pediatric neuroinflammatory conditions, including MS, autoimmune encephalitis and rheumatologic disorders, this text offers the first comprehensive and organized collection of practical diagnostic and management guidelines in use today. Co-authored by leaders of the field and supplemented with case discussions and key points, this book lends a highly pragmatic and effective approach towards some of the most challenging neurologic disorders and the use of common immunotherapy in children.