2013 BMA Medical Book Awards Highly Commended in Paediatrics!
An essential resource, covering possible problems expected at birth and common facets of antenatal consultations.
Antenatal Consults: A guide for neonatologists and paediatricians is a logically ordered and highly illustrated medical resource, essential for anyone involved in antenatal care.
This important book informs the multidisciplinary team - from obstetricians and maternity staff through to materno-foetal medicine specialists and, of course, paediatric and OBGYN trainees.
Featuring contributions from leading neonatal specialists in Australia, the book&aposs authoritative contents help arm antenatal staff with advice, information and examples of how to best counsel parents expecting a foetus at risk.
With over 50 informative, concise chapters, Antenatal Consults addresses numerous possible problems expected at birth - the most common reasons for an antenatal consultation - combined with advice on how to manage them.
These include maternal disorders that may affect the foetus; babies delivering prematurely or with a severe growth restriction; babies with a significant abnormality such as congenital heart disease, spina bifida or gastroschisis; and babies with a skeletal issue, a cleft palate or renal tract problem.
Antenatal Consults: A guide for neonatologists and paediatricians is also useful to midwifery, nursing and allied health staff that care for mothers and babies.
Author | Davies, Inglis, Jardine & Koorts |
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Table Of Content | Section 1: General principles
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Format | 190 x 125mm |
Page Count | 324 |
Publish Date | 15 Aug 2012 |