| Fetal and Neonatal Neurology and Neurosurgery 3rd edition retour | |||
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M. Levene, F. A. Chervanak, M. Whittle, M. J. Bennett | ||
| 892 p.- Hardback | |||
| isbn : 9780443063794 | |||
| Parution : septembre 2001 | |||
| 354,00 | |||
| Fetal and Neonatal Neurology and Neurosurgery, 3rd Editionis the definitive reference work on the normal and abnormal development of the brain from conception through to the end of the first year of life. | |||
| - Introductory sections on Structural Development of the CNS and Function Assessment of the CNS are followed by extensive and detailed chapters on all clinical conditions of the fetal and neonatal CNS, from congenital malformations and seizures to Hemorrhage, Perinatal Asphyxia, Infections and much more. The management of all clinical conditions is discussed as well as detailed information on prognosis of these complex cases to enable you to discuss the childs future with parents. | |||
| This authoritative resource is written and edited by an international team of experts, and will give you all the information you need to diagnose, treat and provide prognostic information on this complex and vulnerable group of patients. | |||
| Reviews
"updated to reflect the many advances in the field of disorders of the nervous system This is a text that can be dipped into for information on both rarities and common central nervous system problems encountered in fetal and neonatal medicine as well as being a 'one-stop' resource for more in-depth information. It has clearly become the definitive sourcebook in this field" |
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Features - Edited and written by international team of experts
in Perinatology/Neonatology, Obstetrics, Paediatrics and Fetal Medicine to give overall
perspective from fetus-child of 1 yearClear management options given for these complex
patients - Outcomes and prognosis given so that the clinician
can discuss the childs future with parentsEvidence-based data provided where available - Highly illustrated with many ultrasound, MRI and CT imagesVery detailed diagnosis sections to all conditions reaching an accurate diagnosis can be difficult in these patients |
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What's New - Greater emphasis on evidence-based
materialManagement option boxes for all relevant clinical conditions - Expanded chapters on anatomic and structural
imaging, effect of genetic factors on neural development, brain protection, fetal
neurosurgical intervention, new imaging techniquesNew chapters on Medicolegal Issues,
written from both US and European perspectives - Many new MRI and CT images |
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Contents 1
- Early Embryonic Development |
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