Neonatalology Questions and Controversies: Neurology, 4th edition (PDF Book)

By Jeffrey M Perlman MBChB, Terrie Inder MD

Introduction:

The Neonatology Questions and Controversies series presents expert insights on challenging clinical issues to guide physicians and care providers in evidence-based diagnosis and treatment options. The 4th Edition of Neurology, co-authored by Jeffrey M Perlman and Terrie Inder, has been updated with the latest information to aid practitioners in managing common and rare neonatal neurological conditions.

Analysis:

Neurology is a comprehensive guide that highlights controversial areas with varying approaches. It focuses on the current clinical information, including recent trials for hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy, acute management of symptomatic seizures, and viral meningoencephalitis. The book places emphasis on neurobehavioral evaluation in neonatal periods, white matter injury, and cerebellar hemorrhage. It uses a consistent chapter organization that will help readers access information quickly. In addition, the book includes many radiographic images, photographs, charts, and graphs.

Key Features:

– Updated guidelines for common and rare neonatal neurological disorders.
– Management strategy based on pathophysiology.
– Emphasizes controversial areas with different approaches.
– Recent clinical information, including viral meningoencephalitis.
– Three new chapters on neurobehavioral evaluation, white matter injury, and cerebellar hemorrhage in premature infants.
– Uses a consistent chapter organization and contains numerous photographs, radiographic images, charts, and graphs.
– The ebook has all the figures, references, text, and is customizable, searchable, and can be read aloud.
– Experts in neonatology and neurology offer authoritative advice.

Target Audience:

This book is intended for neonatologists, neurologists, obstetricians, pediatricians, residents, and caregivers who seek evidence-based knowledge and guidance on diagnosing and treating common and rare neonatal neurological disorders.

Conclusion:

Neurology offers invaluable insights and the most current clinical information on the diagnosis and treatment of neonatal neurological disorders. The book is an essential guide for practitioners providing optimal, evidence-based care to their patients.

Rating and Review:

This book received positive reviews for its comprehensiveness, updated clinical guidelines, and easy-to-use content. The book’s consistent chapter organization, numerous photographs, radiographic images, charts, and graphs make it easy for readers to access the information they need. The inclusion of an ebook with all the text, figures, references, and the ability to customize, search and read aloud make this book a valuable resource for practitioners.