Rogers’ Textbook of Pediatric Intensive Care, long regarded as the standard work in this rapidly evolving profession, offers thorough, understandable explanations of the concepts underpinning pediatric critical care illness and trauma in addition to examples of how these concepts are used. Under the direction of Drs. Donald H. Shaffner, John J. McCloskey, Elizabeth A. Hunt, and Robert C. Tasker, and with assistance from over 250 knowledgeable experts worldwide, the completely updated Sixth Edition brings you up to date on the most recent knowledge, therapies, advancements in technology, and results pertaining to critical illness in children.
Has 120 current chapters that address a wide range of topics, including mass casualty occurrences, PICU organization, and physical design.
keeps you up to date on the most recent research and methods, including advancements in pandemic preparedness, education, and electronic monitoring.
Contains Key Points at the start of each chapter, numbered margin icons that correspond to relevant parts so you can quickly locate what you need, and margin icons that help you discover what you need fast
has a vivid, full-color layout that improves the text’s readability and visual attractiveness.
highlights the strongest supporting facts for each issue, making it easier for you to find and assess important information fast.
Reviews
There are no reviews yet.