Clinical Pediatric Anesthesia

Clinical Pediatric Anesthesia presents pediatric anesthesiology through 71 real-world case studies, offering a practical, point-of-care approach. The text emphasizes active clinical reasoning and decision-making, guiding readers through the management of pediatric patients in diverse anesthetic scenarios. It is designed to mirror the style of oral board examinations, promoting critical thinking and application of knowledge in a clinical setting.

Key Features:

• 71 concise, well-structured case presentations including introduction, learning objectives, case details, discussion, summary, annotated references, and further reading.
• Question-and-answer format in discussions encourages analytical thinking and mirrors oral board exam style.
• Highlights key terms and concepts for rapid identification of critical points.
• Explores multiple approaches to patient care, with advantages and disadvantages evaluated for each option.
• Annotated references provide pathways for deeper exploration of clinical topics.
• Focus on real-life problem solving and decision-making skills required in pediatric anesthesia.
• Serves as a practical resource for trainees, residents, and practicing pediatric anesthesiologists seeking applied, case-based learning.