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Understand the anesthetic management challenges of the obstetric patient with this complete primer and review
Obstetric Anesthesia is a clear, concise, and practical manual covering the basics of obstetric anesthesiology and the principles of basic management at the point of care. This essential introductory text covers the fundamental topics in an efficient and highly clinical manner. Numerous tables, bulleted lists, and text boxes highlight key issues such as common co-existing diseases and conditions that may affect anesthetic management.
Obstetric Anesthesia features thirty chapters grouped into six logical sections:
- Pregnancy
- Providing Anesthesia
- Anesthetic Complications
- Obstetric Complications
- Common Co-Morbidities During Pregnancy
- Trauma During Pregnancy
Enriched by contributions from practicing obstetrical anesthesiologists and renowned instructors,
Obstetric Anesthesia includes the most up-to-date practice guidelines. It is a valuable clinical refresher and an outstanding board review.
Inhaltsverzeichnis
1) Maternal Physiology during Pregnancy
2) Local Anesthetic Pharmacology
3) Perinatal Pharmacology
4) Drug Interactions
5) Uteroplacental Blood Flow
6) Fetal Monitoring
7) Anesthesia for Relief of Labor Pain
8) Anesthesia for Cesarian Section
9) Neonatal Resuscitation
10) High-risk Pregnancy
11) Anesthesia for non-Obstetric Surgery during Pregnancy
12) Postpartum Issues
Über den Autor / die Autorin
Alan Santos, MD (New York, NY) Chairman, Department of Anesthesiology, St. Luke's-Roosevelt Hospital, Columbia University.
Zusammenfassung
A practical manual that covers the basics of obstetric anesthesiology and the principles of basic management at the point of care. It includes tables, bulleted lists, and text boxes that highlight key issues such as common co-existing diseases and conditions that may affect anesthetic management.
