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Meijler G.

Neonatal cranial ultrasonography 2nd edition

 

ISBN : 9783642213199

Date de parution : 1 mars 2012

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A compact, easy-to-use guide to neonatal cranial ultrasonography for both the novice and the more experienced practitioner


Provides essential information on the procedure itself and on the normal ultrasound anatomy


Most images have been replaced, reflecting the improvements in image quality since the first edition


Cranial ultrasonography is the most accessible, patient friendly, and cheapest neuroimaging technique on the neonatal ward. It provides important information on brain maturation in the (preterm) neonate and enables the detection of frequently occurring brain anomalies in both preterm and full term neonates. Furthermore, it can be repeated as often as is necessary.


In this second edition of Neonatal Cranial Ultrasonography, the focus is on the basics of the technique, from patient preparation through to screening strategies and the classification of abnormalities. Many new ultrasound images have been included to reflect the improvements in image quality since the first edition. Essential information is provided about both the procedure itself and the normal ultrasound anatomy. Standard technique using the anterior fontanelle as the acoustic window is described and illustrated, but emphasis is also placed on the value of supplementary acoustic windows. The compact design of the book makes it an ideal and handy reference that will guide the novice but also provide useful information for the more experienced practitioner.

Informations complémentaires

Editeur Springer Verlag
ISBN 9783642213199
Date de parution 1 mars 2012
Type Broché
Contenu Livre
Nombre de pages 160
Langue en
La presse en parle Non

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