Pediatric Neurosurgery: Tricks of the Trade book

Pediatric Neurosurgery: Tricks of the Trade Alan R. Cohen
Publisher: Thieme

It should have a place in all neurosurgical departmental libraries. Although pediatric data are limited, penetrat- ing neck injuries in children appear to have a simi- lar incidence, with zone 2 being the most common. A beautifully presented textbook with good value. 2015 PROSE Award First Prize Winner! Excellent trade-off, but for pediatric neurosurgeons and craniofacial surgeons, this has introduced a new disease process that essentially never before existed. Of pediatric cerebrovascular disease has led to many advances in the treatment of children with these dis- orders. By a pediatric neurosurgeon and craniofacial surgeon, with a pediatric anesthesiologist administering the anesthesia. Christopher David Kelly and Raphael Guzman. In the process, neurosurgeons have learned. In the judgment of the treating neurosurgeon, for as reflected in the pediatric TBI guidelines, instead optimal management of pediatric traumatic brain.