Multiple Pregnancy
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Multiple Pregnancy

Epidemiology, Gestation, and Perinatal Outcome

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Multiple Pregnancy

Epidemiology, Gestation, and Perinatal Outcome

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Establishing the study of multiple pregnancy and the perinatal care of children from multiple births as a recognized specialty within maternal-fetal medicine, the first edition of Multiple Pregnancy was a landmark publication. Fully revised, this new Second Edition has been expanded to include more on epidemiology, biologic mechanisms, the impact o

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Yes, you can access Multiple Pregnancy by Isaac Blickstein, Louis G. Keith, Isaac Blickstein,Louis G. Keith in PDF and/or ePUB format, as well as other popular books in Medicine & Gynecology, Obstetrics & Midwifery. We have over one million books available in our catalogue for you to explore.

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Table of contents

  1. Front Cover
  2. Contents
  3. Contributors
  4. Dedications
  5. Preface
  6. Foreword
  7. Foreword
  8. Section dividers
  9. SECTION I. EPIDEMIOLOGICA LAND DEMOGRAPHIC CONSIDERATIONS
  10. Chapter 1. Perinatal Outcomes of Singleton and Multiple Births in the United States,1995–98
  11. Chapter 2. Demographic Trends in Western European Countries
  12. Chapter 3. Demographic Trends in Nordic Countries
  13. Chapter 4. Multiple Births in Australia
  14. Chapter 5. Demographic Trends in Japan and Asia
  15. Chapter 6. The East Flanders Prospective Twin Survey
  16. Chapter 7. Multiple Births in Israel
  17. Chapter 8. Multiple Births in the Philippines
  18. Chapter 9. Multiple Gestations: an Argentinian Point of View
  19. Chapter 10. Multiple Births Resulting from Assisted Reproductive Technologies in the United States, 1997–2001
  20. Chapter 11. Multiple Births and Infertility Treatments in France: Results from the FIVNAT Registry
  21. Chapter 12. Errors in Gestational Age: Implications in Studies of Perinatal Epidemiology
  22. SECTION II. BIOLOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS
  23. Chapter 13. Definition of Multiple Pregnancy
  24. Chapter 14. Natural Factors Influencing Multiple Gestation: Perspectives from Long-term Observations in Scotland
  25. Chapter 15. The Phenomenon of Monozygosity: Spontaneous Zygotic Splitting
  26. Chapter 16. Superfecundation and Superfetation
  27. Chapter 17. The Vanishing Fetus
  28. Chapter 18. Uncommon Causes of Twinning: Complete Hydatidiform Mole with Coexistent Twin
  29. Chapter 19. The Impact of Ovulation Induction and In Vitro Fertilization on the Incidence of Multiple Gestations
  30. Chapter 20. Micromanipulation and the Risk of Multiple Pregnancy
  31. Chapter 21. Cloning
  32. Chapter 22. Natural History of Multiples Conceived by In Vitro Fertilization
  33. Chapter 23. Heterotopic Pregnancy
  34. Chapter 24. Placentation
  35. Chapter 25. Placental Examination in the Delivery Room
  36. Chapter 26. Advanced Placental Examination of Twins and Higher-order Multiple Pregnancies
  37. Chapter 27. Vascular Anatomy of Monochorionic Twin Placentas
  38. Chapter 28. The Phenomenon of Monozygosity
  39. Chapter 29. The Phenomenon of Monozygosity in Iatrogenic Pregnancies
  40. Chapter 30. Monozygosity Following Assisted Reproduction: Unanswered Questions
  41. Chapter 31. The Phenomenon of Monozygosity: Monozygotic Twins in High-order Multiples
  42. Chapter 32. Phenotypic and Genotypic Discordance in Monozygotic Twins
  43. Chapter 33. Conjoined Twins
  44. Chapter 34. Trends in Congenital Malformations, Chromosomal Anomalies and Infant Mortality among Twin Births
  45. Chapter 35. Pregnancy Loss: Multiple Pregnancy versus Multiple Birth
  46. Chapter 36. The Biology of Human Twinning: a Needed Change of Perspective
  47. Chapter 37. Twins in Genetic Research
  48. Chapter 38. The Mirror Phenomenon in Monozygotic Twins
  49. SECTION III PRENATALDIAGNOSIS
  50. Chapter 39. Diagnosis of Chorionicity and Amnionicity
  51. Chapter 40. Three-Dimensional Sonography
  52. Chapter 41. The Role of Doppler Blood Flow Velocimetry
  53. Chapter 42. Fetal Echocardiography
  54. Chapter 43. Sonographic Assessment of Fetal Anomalies
  55. Chapter 44. Sonographic Diagnosis of Twin-To-Twin Transfusion Syndrome
  56. Chapter 45. Genetic Counseling: Overview
  57. Chapter 46. Non-invasive Screening Tests
  58. Chapter 47. Nuchal Translucency Measurement
  59. Chapter 48. Diagnostic Genetic Testing
  60. Back Cover
  61. SECTION IV PREGNANCY MANAGEMENT: MATERNAL
  62. Chapter 49. Routine Antepartum Care of Twins
  63. Chapter 50. Routine Antepartum Care of Triplets and More
  64. Chapter 51. Nutritional Adaptation
  65. Chapter 52. Maternal Cardiovascular Adaptation
  66. Chapter 53. Hypertensive Disorders
  67. Chapter 54. Diabetes
  68. Chapter 55. Pregnancy Management: Assessment of Cervical Status
  69. Chapter 56. Fetal Fibronectin
  70. Chapter 57. Preterm Rupture of the Membranes
  71. Chapter 58. Psychological Adaptation
  72. Chapter 59. Maternal Mortality
  73. SECTION V. PREGNANCY MANAGEMENT: FETAL GROWTH AND WELL-BEING
  74. Chapter 60. Intrauterine Growth
  75. Chapter 61. Ultrasound Assessmentof Growth
  76. Chapter 62. Techniques of BiophysicalAssessment
  77. SECTION VI. PREGNANCY MANAGEMENT: INTERVENTIONS
  78. Chapter 63. Multifetal Pregnancy Reduction
  79. Chapter 64. Selective Termination of the Anomalous Fetus
  80. Chapter 65. Management of Twin–Twin Transfusion Syndrome
  81. Chapter 66. Pathophysiology of Twin–twin Transfusion Syndrome: a General Model
  82. Chapter 67. Monoamniotic Twins
  83. Chapter 68. Pseudo-monoamniotic Twins
  84. Chapter 69. Placental Vasculature in the Pathogenesis of Fetal Mortality and Morbidity in Multiple Pregnancies
  85. Chapter 70. Management of Single Fetal Death
  86. Chapter 71. Twin Reversed Arterial Perfusion (TRAP) Sequence
  87. Chapter 72. Inhibition of Preterm Labor and Subcutaneous Terbutaline Therapy
  88. Chapter 73. Preterm Delivery: a Review of the Evidence-based Literature
  89. Chapter 74. Preventing Preterm Birth in Twins and Triplets
  90. Chapter 75. Delayed-interval Delivery
  91. SECTION VII. PREGNANCY MANAGEMENT: DELIVERY
  92. Chapter 76. Timing of Delivery
  93. Chapter 77. Impact of Obstetric Intervention on Trends in Perinatal Mortality
  94. Chapter 78. The Optimum Route of Delivery
  95. Chapter 79. Delivery of the Term Twin: A Canadian Perspective
  96. Chapter 80. Delivery of Multiples: a Dissenting View
  97. Chapter 81. Special Situations in Labor and Delivery of Multiples
  98. Chapter 82. Pregnancy Management: Anesthesia
  99. Chapter 83. Epidemiology of Bleeding and Hemorrhage in Multiple Gestations
  100. Chapter 84. Management of Uteroplacental Bleeding Disorders
  101. Chapter 85. Twin Pregnancy and Delivery: the Role of the Midwife in Sweden
  102. SECTION VIII POSTPARTUM CONCERNS
  103. Chapter 86. Puerperal Complications
  104. Chapter 87. Incontinence and Pelvic Floor Dysfunction
  105. Chapter 88. Breast-feeding Multiples
  106. Chapter 89. Psychological Morbidity: Diagnosis and Treatment
  107. Chapter 90. The Very- and xtremely-low-birth-weight nfant
  108. Chapter 91. Alternative Approaches to the Infant in the Neonatal Intensive-care Unit
  109. Chapter 92. Maturation and Neuromaturation of Multiples
  110. Chapter 93. Multiple Pregnancies at the Extremes of Maternal Age
  111. Chapter 94. Postpartum ZygosityDetermination
  112. SECTION IX. CHILDHOOD CONCERNS
  113. Chapter 95. Childhood Issues
  114. Chapter 96. Risk and Early Development: Findings from the Louisville Twin Study
  115. Chapter 97. Cerebral Palsy and Multiple Births
  116. Chapter 98. Preterm Labor, Infection and Cerebral Palsy
  117. Chapter 99. Coping with the Special Needs Child
  118. Chapter 100. Education of Multiples
  119. SECTION X. FAMILIAL CONCERNS
  120. Chapter 101. Adaptation and Maladaptation in the Multiple Birth Family
  121. Chapter 102. The Psychological Effects of Multifetal Pregnancy Reduction
  122. Chapter 103. Bereavement: Grief and Psychological Aspects of Multiple Birth Loss
  123. Chapter 104. Coping with the Impacts of Death in a Multiple Birth
  124. Chapter 105. A Personal Perspective on Multiple Pregnancy and Birth
  125. Chpater 106. Forming and Using Parents of Multiples Clubs: Advice for Health-care Professionals
  126. SECTION XI. ECONOMIC, ETHICAL AND LEGAL CONCERNS
  127. Chapter 107. Economic Considerations
  128. Chapter 108. Ethical Issues in Multiple Pregnancy
  129. Chapter 109. Ethical Issues: a Non-essentialist Point of View
  130. Chapter 110. Common and Emerging Legal Implications
  131. Back Cover