Pathology of Neonatal Intensive Care

In the field of neonatal intensive care, the pathologist is often the first to notice adverse effects of therapy. This reference provides pathologists with an atlas covering a wide variety of lesions, including those due to the complications of treatment as well as due to prolonged survival. There are many advances in neonatal intensive care in recent years. It has therefore been inevitable that some interventions result in adverse effects and pose a major problem in perinatal medicine. The role of the pathologist is important as they are often the first person to notice adverse effects of therapy. This reference provides pathologists with an atlas covering a wide variety of lesions, including those due to the complications of treatment, as well as due to prolonged survival.