Pediatric Anesthesia: A Guide for the Non-Pediatric Anesthetist is a comprehensive and up-to-date reference designed to equip non-specialist anesthetists with the knowledge and confidence required to safely manage pediatric patients. Written for both learners and practicing clinicians, the book bridges the gap between general and pediatric anesthesia by combining foundational principles with practical, real-world guidance. Structured in two clear parts, it progresses from core pediatric and neonatal anatomy, physiology, and pharmacology to advanced anesthetic considerations in complex and high-risk clinical scenarios, making it an accessible yet authoritative resource for everyday practice.
Key Features
- Structured in two parts covering both basic principles and advanced pediatric anesthesia topics
- Comprehensive coverage across 25 chapters, from neonatal physiology to anesthesia for complex comorbidities
- Clear, simple, and well-organized presentation tailored for non-pediatric anesthetists
- Detailed chapters on emergency room and operating room anesthesia, and common pediatric surgeries
- Advanced sections addressing critically ill children, genetic disorders, pain management, patient safety, and research
- Includes updated guidance on COVID-19 considerations in pediatric anesthesia
- Authored by expert clinicians and researchers with practical clinical insight
- Richly supported by detailed illustrations, tables, and curated references for further reading
- Essential reference for anesthesiologists, surgeons, and trainees involved in the care of pediatric patients
