Principles & Practice of Neonatal Ventilation (2 Volume Set)

Principles and Practice of Neonatal Ventilation (2 Volume Set) is a definitive and comprehensive reference that brings together the science, technology, and clinical practice of neonatal respiratory support. Designed for neonatologists, pediatricians, fellows, respiratory therapists, nurses, and NICU professionals, this two-volume set provides a structured and evidence-based approach to understanding and managing ventilation in newborns across a wide range of clinical scenarios.

Key Features

• Comprehensive 2-volume reference covering the full spectrum of neonatal ventilation
• Detailed exploration of respiratory physiology, lung development, and transition at birth
• Covers all major modes of respiratory support including CPAP, NIPPV, HFNC, HFOV, conventional and volume-targeted ventilation
• Practical guidance on ventilator settings, monitoring, blood gas interpretation, oxygen targeting, and weaning strategies
• Disease-specific ventilation approaches for respiratory disorders, sepsis, ELBW infants, and neuromuscular conditions
• Advanced topics including ECMO, pulmonary vasodilators, lung ultrasound, POCUS, and artificial intelligence
• Dedicated sections on nursing care, neonatal transport, ethics, parental counselling, and psychological support
• Features simulation-based training, quality improvement initiatives, research methodologies, case scenarios, and MCQs
• Ideal for neonatologists, pediatric intensivists, fellows, respiratory therapists, nurses, and NICU teams