EMERGENCY CONDITIONS IN NEWBORNS

The publication "Emergency Conditions in Newborns" is a compendium of knowledge on clinical situations requiring immediate intervention. The authors, renowned specialists in the field of pediatrics and neonatology, present a comprehensive overview of medical problems that family doctors, pediatricians and neonatologists may encounter. This book is an invaluable aid in rapid recognition and decision-making in crisis situations.

• Clear division into chapters according to organ systems.
• Practical approaches to common symptoms resulting from various medical problems.
• Concise way of discussing issues.
• The authors are well-known and respected specialists.
• Addressed to pediatricians, neonatologists and family doctors.
• Format 166x241 mm.
• Number of pages 250.

This publication is particularly valuable because of its practical nature. The authors focus on conveying knowledge in an accessible and understandable way, which allows for quick assimilation of information and its application in clinical practice. This book is an invaluable source of knowledge for doctors who deal daily with newborns requiring immediate intervention.

The publication discusses various clinical situations in newborns requiring urgent intervention. The publication is divided into chapters according to organ systems. Each contains cross-sectional views highlighting common symptoms that may result from various medical problems. The accessible, concise way of discussing these issues is a great advantage of this publication. The authors are well-known and respected specialists.

The book is addressed to pediatricians, neonatologists and family doctors. PZWL Publishing House guarantees high substantive and editorial quality. This is a must-have in the library of every doctor involved in newborn care. Year of publication 2011.

The publication format is 166x241 mm, and the cover is paperback, which makes it convenient to use. The number of pages is 250, which ensures a comprehensive discussion of the topic. This publication is not only a source of knowledge, but also a practical tool that will help doctors make quick and informed decisions in emergency situations.