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Neural Tube Defects Affect About 4000 Pregnancies Each Year And Are Thus Among The Most Common Of Severe Birth Defects. Prenatal Diagnosis Can Now Detect About 70% Of Neural Tube Defects But The Tests Produce Many False Positives, So The Question Is Under What Circumstances Should They Be Recommended. This Comprehensive Volume - The Collective Knowledge Of More Than 55 Experts In The Field - Provides Lucid And Authoritative Discussions On This Topic As Well As On A Wide Variety Of Theoretical, Experimental, And Clinical Issues.
This volume investigates the clinical, theoretical, and experimental challenges surrounding the prenatal diagnosis and management of neural tube defects. Edited by Diego F. Wyszynski, the text synthesizes the contributions of over 55 experts to address the high prevalence of these birth defects and the diagnostic dilemmas posed by current screening methodologies. It provides a comprehensive framework for clinicians and researchers to evaluate the efficacy and ethical implications of prenatal testing protocols.
What You Will Find
Experts recognize this volume as a foundational reference for practitioners in obstetrics and medical genetics. The text is noted for its clinical rigor and the breadth of its multi-disciplinary approach to a complex public health issue.
Page Count:
432
Publication Date:
2005-01-01
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0199775141
ISBN-13:
9780199775149
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