Neonatal Emergency Medicine - (Second Edition)

Author: Zhang Jiakang et al. (Editor-in-Chief)
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Publish Date: 2006-12-01
Features: This book covers not only the diagnosis and treatment of critical diseases in various systems but also includes high-risk pregnancy. Since 83% of neonatal deaths occur within the first week, and most of these deaths are due to perinatal complications or the progression of fetal diseases, which are closely related to high-risk factors during prenatal and intrapartum periods, neonatal medicine and perinatal medicine are inseparable. Neonatal departments and obstetric departments should work in close collaboration. Neonatologists must not only master neonatal monitoring and emergency techniques but also possess relevant knowledge of perinatal medicine and actively participate in prenatal and intrapartum care. Additionally, the book includes the establishment and management of perinatal regional classification health care networks and neonatal intensive care units (NICUs), the transport of critically ill newborns, and the follow-up of high-risk newborns. These are all important components of neonatal emergency care, helping to prevent and reduce the occurrence of neonatal diseases and emergencies, improve the management and diagnosis of neonatal emergencies, and provide regular business guidance and support through regional and local classification health care networks. This also involves training personnel, transferring and receiving critically ill children, and evaluating, summarizing, and improving emergency care through follow-up. These efforts serve as a reference for various regions to carry out their work.