It highlights the most challenging issues facing doctors and healthcare professionals and provides authoritative guidance on the latest diagnostics and treatments in this field. In each volume, experts address the medical questions that most concern physicians today, helping them solve complex practice problems and provide quality, evidence-based care to all patients. Carefully revised 4th color edition of Neonatal Hemodynamics:

It provides an in-depth analysis of various hemodynamic conditions relevant to neonatologists and provides guidance based on new understanding of the underlying disease. The focus is on conflict areas which can be addressed in different ways. Provides up-to-date medical information covering everything from cardiovascular disease to pressure monitoring and hemodynamic testing. Several chapters have been revised to focus on hemodynamic phenotypes, improving diagnostic accuracy, and new concepts in phenotypic profiling, illustrated with case reports. Includes new chapters on neonatal hemodynamic medicine, hemodynamic care in special cases (twin transfer, babies of diabetic mothers, arteriovenous malformations), neonatal hemodynamic care in areas of low-resource countries, as well as the assessment and management of pulmonary hypertension. Built-in chapter organization helps you find information quickly and easily, and numerous tables, graphs, diagrams, and photos are included throughout. We provide the best advice from world doctors who are experts in neonatal hemodynamics and share their knowledge on the latest changes and developments in neonatal care. An eBook version is included with your purchase. eBooks give you access to all text, images, and reference materials, as well as the ability to search, edit content, write and share, and read content aloud. Purchase each volume individually or purchase the entire 7-part Neonatology Q&A set with online search for each title!

Gastroenterology and nutrition
Hematology and transfusion medicine
neonatal hemodynamics
Infectious diseases, immunology and pharmacology
Kidney, fluid and electrolyte problems
brain
baby’s lungs