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This two volume set is a comprehensive guide to perinatal medicine for practicing gynaecologists. Divided into 20 sections, it begins with Neonatology, followed by Ethical and Legal issues, Ultrasound, Physiology, Early Pregnancy, Intrauterine Growth, and Infectious Disease amongst other topics.
Contributions from multidisciplinary experts guide physicians through the developments in diagnosis and treatment of the mother, foetus and neonate, improving the quality of life and long-term outcomes of patients.
All recent developments are presented with recommendations for safe and effective diagnostic and therapeutic interventions in both maternal-foetal medicine and neonatology, making the Textbook of Perinatal Medicine an indispensable resource for obstetricians and gynaecologists.
Key Points
- Comprehensive guide to key topics and advances in perinatal medicine
- Provides recommendations for safe and effective diagnosis and treatment
- Internationally recognised editor and author team
- Highly illustrated with full colour images and tables throughout
Asim Kurjak MD PhD
Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Medical School University of Zagreb, Sveti Duh Hospital, Zagreb, Croatia, Faculty of Health Science, Dubrovnik International University, Dubrovnik, Croatia
Section 1: Neonatology
Section 2: Ethical and Legal Dimensions
Section 3: Evidence-Based Medicine & Epidemiology
Section 4: Ultrasound
Section 5: Doppler Ultrasound
Section 6: Basic Science
Section 7: Fetal Diagnosis and Therapy
Section 8: Screening and Risk Management
Section 9: Fetal and Maternal Physiology
Section 10: Fetal and Maternal Physiology
Section 11: Early Pregnancy
Section 12: Prenatal Diagnosis and Therapy
Section 13: Intrauterine Growth
Section 14: Preterm Delivery
Section 15: Fetal Monitoring
Section 16: Multiple Pregnancy and Delivery
Section 17: Infectious Disease
Section 18: Labor and Delivery
Section 19: Maternal Disease
Section 20: The Challenge Facing Developing Countries