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Management number 233408236 Release Date 2026/06/27 List Price US$17.78 Model Number 233408236
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This is the ninth edition of a well-established, introductory text providing in-depth information on the care of the newborn, both normal and abnormal, full-term and pre-term, from minor to major abnormalities and illnesses. It provides an introduction to neonatology, concentrating on common conditions,for all health professionals concerned with care of the newborn.The concise, readable text facilitates the comprehension of content.The content is firmly evidence-based to ensure best practices.Key points listed throughout the text assist in learning and comprehension.Color photos illustrate important clinical conditions.The text is now fully referenced to give recent evidence baseFully updated in line with recent guidelines e.g. resuscitationRecent developments in intensive care (particularly of preterm neonates) and pharmacologyMore about the care of normal babies, including the parents' perspectiveIncreased emphasis on the nursing/midwifery aspectsNew material on neonatal encephalopathy; genetic disorders; social and psychological care of the family Read more

ISBN10 0443071594
ISBN13 978-0443071591
Edition 9th
Language English
Publisher Churchill Livingstone
Dimensions 7.5 x 0.57 x 9.62 inches
Item Weight 1.45 pounds
Print length 288 pages
Publication date November 29, 2002

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