Description
Neonatology at a Glance is an essential resource for healthcare professionals devoted to neonatal medicine. Authored by a distinguished team of international experts, this comprehensive guide provides a concise, easy-to-read overview of vital topics in neonatal care. Spanning 254 pages, the book utilizes a user-friendly two-page layout for each subject, complemented by an array of diagrams and illustrations that enhance understanding. This updated edition reflects the latest advancements in perinatal medicine, genetics, and respiratory support, ensuring you stay at the forefront of neonatal practices.
Key highlights include in-depth coverage of neonatal resuscitation, effective care strategies for preterm infants, and crucial discussions on pain management, ethical dilemmas, and patient safety. As you navigate the complexities of neonatal intensive care, this guide offers practical insights into procedures such as less invasive surfactant administration, cranial ultrasound, and neonatal transport.
Whether you're a pediatric trainee, medical student, neonatal nurse practitioner, or seasoned neonatologist, 'Neonatology at a Glance' stands as an invaluable tool in your practice. Ideal for teaching and clinical reference, this book is your go-to companion for mastering neonatal challenges and improving outcomes for newborns.
Key highlights include in-depth coverage of neonatal resuscitation, effective care strategies for preterm infants, and crucial discussions on pain management, ethical dilemmas, and patient safety. As you navigate the complexities of neonatal intensive care, this guide offers practical insights into procedures such as less invasive surfactant administration, cranial ultrasound, and neonatal transport.
Whether you're a pediatric trainee, medical student, neonatal nurse practitioner, or seasoned neonatologist, 'Neonatology at a Glance' stands as an invaluable tool in your practice. Ideal for teaching and clinical reference, this book is your go-to companion for mastering neonatal challenges and improving outcomes for newborns.