Critical Care Obstetrics, 4th Edition

The fourth edition of Critical Care Obstetrics has been extensively revised to reflect the advances that have been made in maternal-fetal medicine. This edition contains 14 brand new chapters written by the field's leading physicians.Critical Care Obstetrics, 4/e, offers expanded coverage in areas vital to intensive care management, including Neonatal Resuscitation, The Organ Transplant Obstetrical Patient, and Ethical ConsiderationsThis practical guide and reference will be of invaluable assistance to obstetricians, and primary care physicians, in both the treatment and referral of high-risk patients.

Preface,

vii

Dedications,

viii

Contributors,

ix

I. Introduction to critical care obstetrics

1 Epidemiology of critical illness and outcomes in pregnancy,

3

(10)

Cande V. Ananth and John C. Smulian

2 Organizing a critical care obstetric unit,

13

(6)

Cornelia R. Graves

II. Pregnancy physiology

3 Pregnancy-induced physiologic alterations,

19

(24)

Errol R. Norwitz, Julian N. Robinson, and Fergal D. Malone

4 Maternal-fetal blood gas physiology,

43

(17)

Renee A. Bobrowski

5 Fluid and electrolyte balance,

60

(27)

William E. Scorza and Anthony Scardella

III. Procedures and interventions

6 Cardiopulmonary resuscitation,

87

(17)

Nancy A. Hueppchen and Andrew J. Satin

7 Neonatal resuscitation,

104

(17)

Christian Con Yost and Ron Bloom

8 Airway management in critical illness,

121

(25)

Janice E. Whitty

9 Vascular access,

146

(16)

Gayle Olson and Aristides Koutrouvelis

10 Blood component replacement therapy,

162

(22)

David A. Sacks

11 Hyperalimentation,

184

(7)

Jeffrey P. Phelan

12 Dialysis,

191

(8)

Gail L. Seiken

13 Cardiopulmonary bypass,

199

(12)

Audrey S. Alleyne and Peter L. Bailey

14 Noninvasive monitoring,

211

(8)

John Anthony and Michael A. Belfort

15 Pulmonary artery catheterization,

219

(8)

Gary A. Dildy III and Steven L. Clark

IV Disease processes

16 Seizures and status epilepticus,

227

(6)

Tawnya Constantine and Michael W. Varner

17 Acute spinal cord injury,

233

(7)

Sheryl Rodts-Palenik and James N. Martin, Jr

18 Cerebrovascular accidents,

240

(12)

Mark W. Tomlinson and Bernard Gonik

19 Cardiac disease,

252

(23)

Michael R. Foley

20 Thromboembolic disease,

275

(23)

Donna Dizon-Townson, Shailen S. Shah, and Jeffrey P. Phelan

21 Etiology and management of hemorrhage,

298

(14)

Rosie Burton and Michael A. Belfort

22 Severe acute asthma,

312

(17)

William H. Barth and Theresa L. Stewart

23 Systemic inflammatory response syndrome and acute respiratory distress syndrome,

329

(17)

Brian A. Mason

24 Pulmonary edema,

346

(8)

William C. Mabie

25 The acute abdomen,

354

(7)

Howard T. Sharp

26 Acute pancreatitis,

361

(11)

Karen A. Zempolich

27 Acute renal failure,

372

(8)

Shad H. Deering and Gail L. Seiken

28 Acute fatty liver of pregnancy,

380

(6)

T. Flint Porter

29 Sickle-cell crisis,

386

(8)

Lisa E. Moore and James N. Martin, Jr

30 Disseminated intravascular coagulopathy,

394

(14)

Luis Diego Pacheco, James W. Van Hook, and Alfredo F. Gei

31 Thrombotic microangiopathies,

408

(12)

Christopher A. Sullivan and James N. Martin, Jr

32 Endocrine emergencies,

420

(16)

Carey L. Winklerand Lowell E. Davis

33 Complications of preeclampsia,

436

(27)

Gary A. Dildy III

34 Anaphylactoid syndrome of pregnancy (amniotic fluid embolism),

463

(9)

Gary A. Dildy III and Steven L. Clark

35 Systemic lupus erythematosus and the antiphospholipid syndrome,

472

(12)

T. Flint Porter and D. Ware Branch

36 Trauma in pregnancy,

484

(22)

James W. Van Hook, Alfredo F. Gei, and Luis Diego Pacheco

37 Thermal and electrical injury,

506

(6)

Cornelia R. Graves

38 Overdose, poisoning, and envenomation,

512

(41)

Alfredo F. Gei and Victor R. Suárez

39 Hypovolemic and cardiac shock,

553

(9)

Scott Roberts

40 Septic shock,

562

(19)

Michael R. Leonardi and Bernard Gonik

41 Anaphylactic shock,

581

(12)

Donna Dizon-Townson

V Special considerations

42 Fetal considerations in the critically ill gravida,

593

(19)

Jeffrey P. Phelan, Cortney Kirkendall,and Shailen S. Shah

43 Fetal effects of drugs commonly used in critical care,

612

(8)

Jerome Yankowitz

44 Anesthesia for the critically ill parturient with cardiac disease and pregnancy-induced hypertension,

620

(18)

Rakesh B. Vadhera

45 The organ transplant obstetric patient,

638

(8)

James R. Scott

46 Ethics in the obstetric critical care setting,

646

(20)

Fidelma B. Rigby

Appendix 1: Physiologic tables and formulas,

666

(8)

Appendix 2: Drugs, devices, and fluid therapy,

674

(7)

Index,

681

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