Fetal Therapy
Fetal Therapy Mark I. Evans Mark P. Johnson Alan W. Flake Yuval Yaron Michael R. Harrison Over the past three decades, physicians from multiple specialties have developed numerous methods for…
Fetal Imaging: Ultrasound and Magnetic Resonance Imaging
Fetal Imaging: Ultrasound and Magnetic Resonance Imaging Dorothy I. Bulas Advances in high-resolution sonographic imaging and rapid sequencing magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) have provided exquisite detail regarding the fetus and…
Feto-Maternal Interactions: Placental Physiology, the In Utero Environment, and Fetal Determinants of Adult Disease
Feto-Maternal Interactions: Placental Physiology, the In Utero Environment, and Fetal Determinants of Adult Disease Gabriella Pridjian The human placenta has become a highly evolved, sophisticated interface between mother and fetus….
Prenatal Diagnosis in the Molecular Age— Indications, Procedures, and Laboratory Techniques
Prenatal Diagnosis in the Molecular Age— Indications, Procedures, and Laboratory Techniques Arie Drugan Nelson B. Isada Mark I. Evans The modern era of molecular and biochemical genetics commenced with the…
The Vulnerable Neonate and the Neonatal Intensive Care Environment
The Vulnerable Neonate and the Neonatal Intensive Care Environment Penny Glass Environmental factors in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) have major implications for the care of the sick newborn…
Law, Quality Assurance and Risk Management in the Practice of Neonatology
Law, Quality Assurance and Risk Management in the Practice of Neonatology Harold M. Ginzburg Mhairi G. MacDonald BASIC LEGAL AND REGULATORY CONCEPTS A brief historical overview of the transition from…
Organization of Care and Quality in the NICU
Organization of Care and Quality in the NICU Richard Powers Carolyn Houska Lund Providing current, research-based care to critically ill new borns requires the collaboration of highly skilled, dedicated, and…
Newborn Intensive Care Unit Design: Scientific and Practical Considerations
Newborn Intensive Care Unit Design: Scientific and Practical Considerations Robert D. White Gilbert I. Martin Judith Smith Stanley N. Graven DEVELOPING A MISSION STATEMENT The first step in a successful…
Telehealth in Neonatology
Telehealth in Neonatology Sarah C. Muttitt Mary M. K. Seshia Liz Loewen Health care is facing many challenges and changes with increasing pressure to improve access and quality while reducing…
Neonatal Transport
Neonatal Transport Karen S. Wood Carl L. Bose HISTORY Neonatal transport began in 1900 with the development of the first mobile incubator for premature infants by Dr. Joseph DeLee of…
