Gilbert-Barness, Enid: POTTER'S ATLAS OF FETAL AND INFANT PATHOLOGY

Año: 1998..................P.V.P. 32.000 Ptas/190,47 EUROS....................416 Pag......................1035 Illus.

This full-colour, heavily illustrated text is a concise visual reference to fetal and infant pathology. It may be used as a complement to the major reference in the field, Potter`s fetal and infant pathology, or as a stand-alone book for the pathologist who requires only the most critical information in this area. Contains over 1000 colour illustrations form the personal collections of leading paediatric pathologists. An essential resource for any pathologist who sees paediatric cases.

FEATURES:
  • Covers key aspects of fetal and neonatal pathology in less depth than a major text
  • Covers the entire field of fetal and neonatal pathology, not just a portion of it
  • Follows organization of Potter's Pathology of the fetus and infant
  • Over 1000 illustrations, most in colour, are the primary feature of the look

CONTENTS:

Malformations and malformations syndromes; Deformations. Dysplasias. Disruptions. The embryo and previable fetus. Fetal Death, Stillbirth, and neonatal death. Cystic hygroma. Hydrops, and fetal ascites. The placenta. Multiple pregnancies and cojoined twins. Chromosomal abnormalities. Complications of perinatal care. Infectious diseases and pediatric AIDS. Nutritional disorders. Metabolic disorders. Cardiovascular system. Respiratory system. Gastrointestinal tract and pancreas. Liver, Gallbladder, and biliary tract. Renal system. Part. I: Kidney and urinary tract. Renal system, Part. II; Renal tumours. Hematopoietic system and spleen. Central nervous system, Part. I: Malformations. Central nervous system Part. II: Congenital tumours. Central nervous system Part. III: Neonatal brain injuries. Central nervous system Part. IV: Fetal cerebral injuries. The Thymus and immunodeficiency disorders. Endocrine system. Reproductive system. Tumours of soft tissues and small roudn cell tumours. Skin diseases. Diseases of muscle. Skeletal system. The eye. Head and Neck Part. I: Craniofacial abnormalities. Head and neck Part II: Salivary glands.