18 – New Anesthetic Agents on the Horizon

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18 New Anesthetic Agents on the Horizon Thomas Weismueller and Kai Matthes Introduction Every year six million children, including 1.5 million infants, receive general anesthesia for a surgical procedure within…

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16 – Neonatal Ventilation Strategies

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16 Neonatal Ventilation Strategies Gerhard K. Wolf Introduction Neonatal lung injury differs from acute lung injury (ALI) in older children and adults in a number of ways. Neonatal respiratory failure…

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7 – Oxygen Management

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7 Oxygen Management Concerns About Both Hyperoxia and Hypoxia in Neonates During Critical Care and Intraoperatively Augusto Sola Introduction Many therapies and interventions are not based on proven benefit, but…

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11 – Myopathies of the Newborn

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11 Myopathies of the Newborn Vincent Hsieh and Phil G. Morgan Introduction The differential diagnosis of hypotonia in newborns and infants is significantly different from that of older pediatric patients….

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3 – Origin of the NICU

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3 Origin of the NICU Amy Vinson The Lion incubator was invented in 1891, but its approval for use in hospitals lagged behind. The first public use of an incubator…

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9 – Neonatal Resuscitation

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9 Neonatal Resuscitation Monica E. Kleinman The transition from in utero fetal physiology to the immediate postnatal state involves rapid changes in cardiopulmonary function and metabolic regulation. Among the most…

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5 – Measures of Carbon Dioxide

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5 Measures of Carbon Dioxide Lawrence Rhein Arterial carbon dioxide partial pressure (PaCO2) is an essential indicator of ventilation and respiratory function. PaCO2 represents the balance between production and elimination…

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10 – Congenital Abnormalities and Syndromes

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10 Congenital Abnormalities and Syndromes Katherine R. Gentry and Anne M. Lynn This chapter is dedicated to presenting an approach to evaluating neonates with congenital anomalies and a review of…

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6 – Glucose Control

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6 Glucose Control Monica Hoagland Glucose Homeostasis in Neonates Under physiologic conditions, glucose levels are tightly controlled. Glucose loading stimulates insulin, which in turn stimulates peripheral glucose uptake, glycogen synthesis,…

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1 – The Term Infant

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1 The Term Infant Mary Ellen McCann Introduction The first moment of healthy extrauterine life is usually heralded by a deep breath followed by a cry. Within a few breaths,…

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