Maternal-Fetal Medicine is an essential reference for busy clinicians, offering quick access to vital information precisely when it’s needed. Edited by renowned experts Mary E. D’Alton, Errol Norwitz, and Thomas McElrath, this first edition is part of the Cambridge Pocket Clinicians series and provides concise, evidence-based guidance on a wide range of maternal and fetal medicine topics.
Covering over 1,000 diseases and conditions, this text is designed to support providers in both outpatient and labor and delivery settings. It includes practical solutions to common clinical questions and challenges, with a particular focus on obstetric management and obstetric emergencies. This pocket-sized guide is an invaluable tool for obstetricians, maternal-fetal medicine specialists, and other healthcare providers who need quick, reliable answers to complex clinical issues.
Key Features:
- Comprehensive Coverage: Discusses over 1,000 diseases and conditions related to maternal and fetal medicine, ensuring clinicians have the necessary information at their fingertips.
- Evidence-Based Guidance: Incorporates the latest evidence-based approaches to obstetric management, ensuring best practices are followed.
- Obstetric Emergencies: Includes chapters specifically designed to assist in the management of obstetric emergencies, providing critical, life-saving guidance.
- Quick-Reference Format: The pocket-sized design allows for easy reference during clinical practice, making it a convenient tool in busy healthcare settings.
- Expert Editors: Edited by respected leaders in maternal-fetal medicine, ensuring authoritative and accurate content.
Ideal For:
- Obstetricians
- Maternal-fetal medicine specialists
- Labor and delivery healthcare providers
- Midwives and nurse practitioners
- Residents and medical students in obstetrics and gynecology
- Healthcare professionals involved in high-risk pregnancy care
Authors:
Mary E. D’Alton (Editor),
Errol Norwitz (Editor),
Thomas McElrath (Editor)
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