Obstetric anaesthesia for developing countries

This concise and practical pocketbook covers the basic principles of obstetric anaesthesia with a special emphasis on the unique challenges of service delivery in the developing world. INDICE: 1: Martin Garry: Setting up a maternity anaesthetic service; 2:Rachel E. Collis & Dermot G. Nicolson: Maternal physiology and pathophysiology; 3: Dermot G. Nicolson & Rachel E. Collis: Pharmacology; 4: Dermot G. Nicolson & Rachel E. Collis: Monitoring the mother; 5: Dermot G. Nicolson & Rachel E. Collis: Basic principles of obstetric anaesthesia; 6: Eleanor Lewis & Sarah Harries: Pain relief in labour; 7: Paul Clyburn: Spinal anaesthesia; 8: Rafal Baraz & Paul Clyburn: Epidural anaesthesia; 9: Paul Clyburn & Rafal Baraz: Complications of regional anaesthesia; 10: Rafal Baraz & Paul Clyburn: Other local anaesthetic techniques; 11: Rafal Baraz & Paul Clyburn: Post delivery; 12: Eugene Zoumenou & Stephen Morris: General anaesthesia; 13: Eugene Zoumenou & Stephen Morris: Complications of general anaesthesia; 14: Raman Sivasankar & Sarah Harries: Pre-existing disease; 15: Saira Hussain & Sarah Harries: The sick mother; 16: Rachel E. Collis: Pre-eclampsia; 17: Sue Catling: Obstetric haemorrhage; 18: Raman Sivasankar & Sarah Harries: Embolic disease; 19: Sarah Harries: Anaesthesia and analgesia for specific obstetric conditions; 20: Isabeau Walker & Zipporah Gathuya: Intrauterine fetal resuscitation and newborn resuscitation

• ISBN: 978-0-19-957214-4
• Editorial: Oxford University
• Encuadernacion: Rústica
• Páginas: 208
• Fecha Publicación: 15/04/2010
• Nº Volúmenes: 1
• Idioma: Inglés