Handbook of Pediatric and Neonatal Emergencies

by S Sushamabai

The handbook of Pediatric and Neonatal Emergencies comes with a unique feature of having both pediatric and neonatal emergencies together. This book is a ready reference for most of the emergencies of the newborn and children. This book comprised of 16 sections that mainly focus on concept of intensive care, resuscitation, detection of the acutely ill child, respiratory system, cardiovascular system, nervous system, endocrine and metabolic emergencies, renal system, gastrointestinal system, infectious diseases, connective tissue disorders, hematology oncology, accidents, poisoning, and envenomation, neonatology, procedures, and pediatric drug formulary, which are further divided into 125 chapters. The initial five chapters deal with the setting up of a pediatric intensive care unit and its functioning, which is helpful for the beginners in pediatrics to step into emergency care. Procedures and drug dosages are also included, and the topics are presented in simple language, point projected and with systematic approach. Tables, diagrams, and flowcharts are included in most chapters facilitating quick approach. This book will be beneficial to every beginner in pediatrics to bring up self-skills and confidence in managing emergencies and an added help to all pediatricians working in the peripheral hospitals shouldering great responsibility.

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