Urological Disease in the Fetus and Infant: Diagnosis and Management

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D Thomas
Taylor & Francis, Oct 21, 1997 - Medical - 333 pages
A comprehensive account of in-utero diagnosis of fetal urological disease, together with a guide to pre- and post-partum management.



Drawing on a distinguished cast of contributors, Urological Disease in the Fetus and Infant sets the embryological and genetic stage for later anomalies and malformations, proceeding then to examine in detail the diagnosis and management of all the major uropathies in the fetus and neonate. Epidemiological factors are covered in detail and ethical aspects are discussed, but this book remains an essentially practical account which should provide a comprehensive reference source for the paediatric surgeon, urologist, obstetrician and paediatrician.

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The embryological basis of urinary tract malformations
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Pathology of the kidney and urinary tract in infancy
38
Fetal renal function
54
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