NEONATOLOGY ON THE WEB

 

Historical Review and Recent Advances in Neonatal and Perinatal Medicine Edited by George F. Smith, MD and Dharmapuri Vidyasagar, MD Published by Mead Johnson Nutritional Division, 1980 This Book Was Not Copyrighted

 

	Introduction
1.	Perinatal Medicine	Nicholas M. Nelson
2.	Perspectives in Neonatology	Thomas E. Cone, Jr.
3.	Thermoregulation in the Newborn Infant	Leo Stern
4.	Neonatal Feeding	Martin H. Greenberg
5.	The Nutrition of Premature Infants	Lewis A. Barness
6.	Neonatal Jaundice: A Selected Retrospective	Lawrence M. Gartner
7.	The Rise and Fall of Rh Disease	A. Zipursky
8.	Nursing in Neonatology	Mitzi L. Duxbury
9.	Maternal Bonding: An Overview	Roberto Sosa
10.	The Obstetric View of Premature Labor	M. Yusoff Dawood
11.	Birth Asphyxia	Phillip J. Goldstein
12.	Infectious Diseases of the Newborn Infant -- Historical Perspectives	Jerome O. Klein
13.	Immunobiology of the Fetus and Newborn -- Historical Perspectives and Recent Advances	Aditya Kaul and George F. Smith
14.	Researches in Perinatal Circulation	John Lind
15.	Assisted Ventilation in Newborn Infants	Mildred T. Stahlman
16.	The Treatment of Hyaline Membrane Disease	Victor Chernick
17.	Retrolental Fibroplasia: A Medical and Legal Tragedy	Richard L. Day
18.	Historical Perspectives and Recent Advances of Neonatal Monitoring	Dharmapuri Vidyasagar
19.	Biochemical Monitoring	Parvin Justice, Shanta Nath, and Dharmapuri Vidyasagar
20.	Congenital Abnormalities and Genetic Concepts in Neonatology	George F. Smith
21.	Neonatal Surgery: Historical Perspectives and a Glimpse of the Future	Kevin C. Pringle
22.	The Impact of Regionalization on Neonatal Outcome	L. Joseph Butterfield
23.	The Developmental Outcome of Premature Infants	Lula O. Lubchenco
24.	Maternity and Infant Care Services in Chicago Retrospectus: Our Legacy, Our Challenge	Donald Dye and Karen Tarpey
25.	Julius Hess, M.D.	Alwin C. Rambar
26.	William Harvey in Perinatal Perspective	Billy F. Andrews
27.	Soranus of Ephesus: Who Was He and What Did He Do?	T. N. K. Raju
28.	Some Famous "High Risk" Newborn Babies	T. N. K. Raju