The Donald School Atlas of Fetal Anomalies (2nd Edition) is an essential reference for sonologists, sonographers, and healthcare professionals involved in prenatal care. Authored by an international panel of experts, this updated edition delivers an extensive overview of the most common and critical fetal anomalies encountered globally, empowering practitioners to improve diagnostic accuracy and outcomes in perinatal care.
- Key Features:
- Comprehensive Coverage: A detailed guide to diagnosing and understanding a wide range of fetal anomalies, from the most common to the most severe.
- Expert Contributions: Authored by a team of internationally recognized authorities in fetal medicine and sonography.
- Visual Excellence: High-quality, illustrative images accompany clear, concise text, making complex anomalies easier to understand and identify.
- Practical Applications: Designed to enhance perinatal care, providing actionable insights for prenatal diagnostics and treatment planning.
Whether you are a seasoned practitioner or new to the field, this authoritative atlas is an indispensable tool for mastering fetal sonography and improving patient outcomes.
Authors:
Asim Kurjak (Author), Ritsuko K Pooh (Author), Frank A Chervenak (Author)
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