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Part 1: General Considerations
Preface
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The Scope and Organization of Neonatology in North America with Comparative Global Aspects
2 Newborn Intensive Care Unit Design: Scientific & Practical Considerations
3 Organization of Care & Quality in the NICU
4 The Vulnerable Neonate & the Neonatal Intensive Care Environment
5 Neonatal Transport
6Imaging in the Neonate (New Chapter)
7 Telehealth in Neonatology
8 Current Moral Priorities & Decision Making in Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine
9 Law, Quality Assurance & Risk Management in the Practice of Neonatology

Part II: The Fetal Patient
10 Prenatal Diagnosis in the Molecular Age - Indications, Procedures, & Laboratory Techniques
11 Feto-Maternal Interactions: Placental Physiology, the In Utero Environment, and Fetal Determinants of Adult Disease
12 Fetal Imaging: Ultrasound & Magnetic Resonance Imaging
13 The Impact of Maternal Illness on the Neonate
14 The Effects of Maternal Drugs on the Developing Fetus
15 Obstetric Anesthesia & Analgesia: Effects on the Fetus & Newborn

Part III: Transition and Stabilization
16 Cardiorespiratory Adjustments at Birth
17 Delivery Room Management
18 Physical Assessment and Classification

19 Fluid & Electrolyte Management
20 Nutrition
21 Breastfeeding & The Use of Human Milk in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit
22 The Extremely Low-Birth-Weight Infant
23 Intrauterine Growth Restriction & the Small-For-Gestational-Age Infant
24 Multiple Gestations

Part IV: The Newborn Infant
25 Control of Breathing: Development, Apnea of Prematurity, Apparent Life-Threatening Events, Sudden Infant Death Syndrome
26 Acute Respiratory Disorders
27 Bronchopulmonary Dysplasia
28 Principles of Management of Respiratory Problems
29Hemodynamics (New Chapter)
30 Cardiac Disease
31 Preoperative & Postoperative Care of the Infant with Critical Congenital Heart Disease
32 Jaundice
33 Calcium & Magnesium Homeostasis
34 Carbohydrate Homeostasis
35 Congenital Anomalies
36 Endocrine Disorders of the Newborn
37 Gastrointestinal Disease
38 Inherited Metabolic Disorders
39 Renal Disease
40 Structural Abnormalities of the Genitourinary Tract
41 Surgical Care of Conditions Presenting in the Newborn
42Inflammation - Fetus and Newborn(New Chapter)
43 Hematology
44 Infections in the Newborn
(combined from: Bacterial & Fungal Infections; Viral & Protozoal Infections)

45 Healthcare-Associated Infections
46 Neurological & Neuromuscular Disorders
47 Neurosurgery of the Newborn
48 Orthopedics
49 Neoplasia
50 Eye Disorders
51 Dermatologic Conditions

Part V: Pharmacology
52 Drug Therapy in the Newborn
53 Anesthesia & Analgesis in the Neonate
54 The Infant of the Drug-Dependent Mother

Part VI: Beyond the Nursery
55 Medical Care After Discharge
56 Developmental Outcome