Textbook of fetal and perinatal pathology

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Textbook of fetal and perinatal pathology

edited by Jonathan S. Wigglesworth, Don B. Singer

Blackwell Science, c1998

2nd ed

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Fetal and perinatal pathology

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Includes bibliographical references and index

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Description

Written by an international team of practicing pathologists, the Textbook of Fetal and Perinatal Pathology is the largest and most comprehensive reference on fetal pathology. Generously illustrated with expanded illustrations

Table of Contents

  • 1. Role of Pathology in Modern Perinatal Medicine
  • 2. Fetal growth and Maturation: with Standards for Body and Organ Development
  • 3. Iatrogenic Pathology in the Perinatal and Neonatal Period
  • 4. Causes and Classification of Fetal and Perinatal Death
  • 5. The Perinatal Autopsy
  • 6. Pathology of Abortion, the Embryo and the Previable Fetus
  • 7. Pathology of Placenta
  • 8. Pathology of Multiple Pregnancy
  • 9. Fetal Death and the Macerated Stillborn Fetus
  • 10. Pathology of Intrapartum and Early Neonatal Death in the Normally Formed Infant
  • 11. The Causes of Malformations
  • 12. Chromosomes Abnormalities
  • 13. Congenital Anomalies - Malformation
  • 14. Hydrops Fetalis and Other Forms of Excess Fluid Collection in the Fetus
  • 15. Congenital Tumors
  • 16. Disorders of the Lymphoid tissues and the Immune System
  • 17. Infections of Fetuses and Neonates
  • 18. Inborn Metabolic Diseases of the Perinatal Infant
  • 19. Respiratory Tract Disorders in the Fetus and Neonate
  • 20. The Cardiovascular System
  • 21. The Central Nervous System
  • 22. The Orofacial Region
  • 23. The Eye
  • 24. Pathology of the Alimentary Tract
  • 25. Liver Disease in the Perinatal Infant
  • 26. The Pancreas
  • 27. Pathology of the Adrenal glands
  • 28. Pathology of the Pituitary, Thyroid and Parathyroid Glands
  • 29. The Kidneys and Urinary Tract
  • 30. The Reproductive System
  • 31. The Skelatal System
  • 32. Skeletal Musculature
  • 33. The Skin
  • 34. The Haematopoietic System

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