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The Perinatal Cardiology Handbook: Mobile Medicine Series (Mobile Medicine)


by Rima Bader, Lisa K. Hornberger, James C. Huhta

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Sales Rank: 240479
Studio: Mosby
Binding: Paperback
Number Of Pages: 544
Publication Date: June 23, 2008
Publisher: Mosby


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Product Description
This practical guide equips you with the advanced techniques and knowledge you need to successfully manage the full range of cardiovascular disorders seen in neonates and children today. Case studies examine key issues in perinatal cardiology, including definition of heart defects, functional status, clues to fetal diagnosis, testing, postnatal management, surgical options, long-term follow up, and recurrence of risk. Each chapter covers a particular disease and contains a handy reference section detailing the pathophysiology of each disorder. Helpful appendices cover the latest in advanced imaging techniques, including 3-dimensional echocardiography and color Doppler ultrasound. This handbook is ideal for anyone who cares for children with cardiac problems or pregnant patients with fetuses with congenital heart disease.

  • A user-friendly bulleted format makes critical information easy to digest.
  • The latest clinical information on advanced imaging techniques and fetal therapy helps you provide effective, state-of-the-art care.
  • Extensive case-oriented discussions help you identify and treat specific fetal anomalies.
  • Full-color Doppler images highlight areas of importance, making cardiac disease easier to detect.
  • Helpful appendices provide quick guidance on normal echo measurements and Doppler venous flow values.


CUSTOMER REVIEWS (Average Customer Rating: 1.0 based on 1 review)

Handbook with targeted audience  
Lisa H Hornberger being one of the author was a factor which made me purchase the book.

Its a nice attempt to provide outline of management in perinatal period and particularly the case scenarios may come handy to those not well verse in dealing with CHD in perinatal period.

The information provided is too general and superficial. The book appears to be suitable for only general obstretricians or for general refrence.

As a Paediatric Cardiologist I did not found it much useful.

It appears that book has not got much to add for people actively involved in hardcore maternal and fetal medicine.

Lindsay Allan and Lisa's previous book is bible and has stood the time.

If some one is looking for much information on fetal echocardiography, a word of caution the book is not meant for it.

One can buy it but need not have any regrets if one decides not to purchase one.
October 04, 2008


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Fetal Heart Ultrasound: How, Why and When
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