46 Attachment Challenges with Premature or Sick Infants A. Rebecca Ballard Premature or Sick Infants Given the importance of the close contact and interaction described in establishing parent-child relationships under…
38 Design Considerations of the Intensive Care Nursery Robert D. White and Michele C. Walsh When the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) is appreciated as a place where crucial brain…
37 The Sensory Environment of the Intensive Care Nursery Robert D. White Sensory development begins early in fetal life in an environment that is quite different from that of the…
21 Fetal Effects of Autoimmune Disease Isaac Blickstein and Smadar Friedman Placental Transfer: General Remarks The maternal-fetal interface is quite efficient in its selective exclusion of substances during the transport…
3 The Organization of Perinatal Services Michele C. Walsh and Avroy A. Fanaroff Historical Perspective Before 1940, perinatal care services were delivered in the United States, Canada, and Europe without…
5 Legal Issues in Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine Jonathan M. Fanaroff and Robert Turbow Clinicians, especially clinicians working in the intensive care unit environment, are accustomed to a modicum of predictability. Treatment…
8 Coding and Reimbursement Principles and Practices Gilbert I. Martin, Richard Molteni and Stephen A. Pearlman Neonatology as a relatively new specialty of pediatric care has developed its own national…
4 Medical Ethics in Neonatal Care Jonathan M. Fanaroff This chapter explores the complexity of moral problem solving in neonatal medicine. First, principles of medical ethics and key terms and…
7 Simulation in Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine Louis P. Halamek Simulation may be defined broadly as any exercise that allows an individual to experience a situation that, although not real, nevertheless generates…
Figure 1.1 Schematic diagram of the segmental anatomy of the liver. There are no real discrepancies between the ‘areas’ of Healey and Schroy and the ‘segments’ of Couinaud on the right; however,…
