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Content
This unique handbook contains comprehensive coverage of neonatal haematology and aids diagnosis via high-quality images, diagnostic algorithms, case studies, and tables. With illustrations accompanying the diagnosis at each stage and clear explanations provided throughout, the book is ideal for trainees and experts alike.Authored by two of the world's leading hematologists, Professor Irene Roberts and Professor Barbara Bain, the book provides a depth of knowledge that is unequalled in other texts. To aid in reader comprehension, it is neatly organised by clinical problems and covers sample topics such as:Red cells: morphology, membrane, enzymes, and changes over the first 4 weeks of lifeHaemolytic anaemias: causes of neonatal haemolysis, diagnostic clues, and immune haemolysis (haemolytic disease of the newborn)Neonatal anaemia due to blood loss: causes of blood loss, diagnostic clues, feto-maternal haemorrhage, and twin-to-twin transfusionHaematological signs of neonatal infection: causes of neutrophil left shift, leucoerythroblastosis, and toxic granulationPaediatric haematologists, consultant haematologists, and trainees in haematology can use the succinct, well-written content in this book as a useful helping hand during consultation. Biomedical scientists will also derive value from the work in being able to use it as a laboratory reference.
Specifications
Publisher
John Wiley and Sons Ltd
Publication date
October 13, 2022
Pages
304
ISBN
9781119371588
Format
Hardback
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