Full Description
Disorders of the Neonatal Airway serves as a comprehensive, multidisciplinary resource for all practitioners who care for neonates with airway disorders. With the evolution of advances in neonatology and neonatal airway care over the past three decades, the survival rate and life expectancy of premature newborns have dramatically increased to well over 50% in 24-25 week gestation infants. Unfortunately, survival with long-term intubation has brought a corresponding increase in acquired airway disorders needing collaborative high level neonatal and otolaryngological care. Additionally, with the advent of fetal therapy, congenital airway disorders now make up a substantial number of neonates with complex airway disorders. Because of this fact, there has been increased focus on the multidisciplinary evaluation and management of neonatal airway disorders.
The book is organized into three sections: the first focuses on Malformations and Deformations, the second focuses on Assessment, Evaluation, and Treatment, and the third discusses Education, Simulation, and Quality.
As one of the only comprehensive resources on the topic, Disorders of the Neonatal Airway focuses on a multidisciplinary approach to the neonatal airway. This unique approach makes this reference a must read for practitioners from many disciplines.
The book is organized into three sections: the first focuses on Malformations and Deformations, the second focuses on Assessment, Evaluation, and Treatment, and the third discusses Education, Simulation, and Quality.
As one of the only comprehensive resources on the topic, Disorders of the Neonatal Airway focuses on a multidisciplinary approach to the neonatal airway. This unique approach makes this reference a must read for practitioners from many disciplines.
The book is organized into three sections: the first focuses on Malformations and Deformations, the second focuses on Assessment, Evaluation, and Treatment, and the third discusses Education, Simulation, and Quality.
As one of the only comprehensive resources on the topic, Disorders of the Neonatal Airway focuses on a multidisciplinary approach to the neonatal airway. This unique approach makes this reference a must read for practitioners from many disciplines.
Contents
Preface; Dedication;1. Embryology of Congenital Airway Disorders; 2. Congenital Anomalies of the Neonatal Airway: An Overview; 3. Craniofacial Syndromes with Airway Anomalies: An Overview;4. Disorders of the Nasal Cavity; 5. Disorders of the Midface; 6. Micro and Retrognathia; 7. Laryngomalacia; 8. Congenital and Acquired Laryngotracheal Stenosis; 9. Congenital and Acquired Disorders of the Vocal Cords; 10. Laryngotracheal Cleft and Tracheoesophageal Fistula; 11. Congenital Tracheal Stenosis; 12. Tracheomalacia; 13. Vascular Rings and other Anomalies of the Thoracic Vasculature; 14. Hemangiomas and Vascular Malformations of the Neonatal Airway; 15. Challenges of the Neonatal Airway: An Overview; 16. Genetics of Neonatal Airway Disorders; 17. Prenatal Assessment and Perinatal Management of Suspected Airway Compromise in the Fetus and Neonate; 18. Delivery Airway Management for CHAOS; 19.Differential Diagnosis of Stridor in the Newborn; 20. Advances in Radiologic Imaging of Neonatal Airway Disorders; 21. Evaluation of the Neonatal Airway: Laryngoscopy and Bronchoscopy; 22. Anesthesia Challenges for the Difficult and Critical Neonatal Airway; 23. Surgical Challenges for the Critical Airway; 24. Effects of Prematurity, Prolonged Intubation and Chronic Lung Disease on the Neonatal Airway; 25. Tracheostomy for the Neonate: Indications, Complications, Timing and Outcomes; 26. The Impact of Gastroesophageal Reflux on the Neonatal Airway; 27. Airway Emergency in the Neonate: Preparedness at the Bedside; 28. Unanticipated Airway Emergencies: Resuscitation in the Delivery Room and Emergency Department; 29. Transport of the Neonate with a Critical Airway; 30. Education, Simulation and Team Building during Airway Emergency Resuscitation; 31. Tracheostomy Care: Hospital Management and Transition to Home; 32. Creating an Effective Quality Improvement (QI) Process for Airway Emergencies
