This comprehensive book serves as a definitive reference work on the developing brain , covering critical stages from conception through the first year of life. Its primary aim is to equip a diverse range of specialists involved in the management of the fetus and neonate with the latest insights into the developmental neurology and pathology of the central nervous system. By doing so, it empowers professionals to deliver prompt and informed treatment for neurological disabilities, which are among the most feared complications during pregnancy and the early months of a newborn’s life. A cross-specialty resource: This book brings together insights from specialists across obstetrics, paediatrics, and neurosurgery, creating a valuable tool for interdisciplinary collaboration. An international perspective: Edited and authored by a global team of experts, ensuring a wide-ranging and inclusive approach to developmental brain health. Highly illustrated: Featuring over 800 images and line drawings, this book showcases the latest investigative techniques, making complex information more accessible. Focused on treatment: Key points boxes highlight the most critical information for busy specialists, allowing for quick reference in clinical settings. Evidence-based information: Extensively referenced with the latest and most significant papers and articles, providing a solid foundation for clinical practice.
This edition includes: The latest ultrasound techniques: Reflecting significant advancements since the previous edition. Medico-legal considerations: Highlighted to acknowledge the role of specialists as expert witnesses in legal contexts.
Authors:
Frank A. Chervenak MD FACOG MMM (Autor)
Edition:
4th
Publication date:
February 27, 2009
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