Radiological imaging of the neonatal chest

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Recent advances in the therapeutic management of neonates with low gestational age have led to significantly higher survival rates and improved outcomes. Lung and heart malformations, along with acquired diseases, pose major threats to these critically ill patients, making radiological imaging essential for determining appropriate treatments. This work provides an updated examination of the embryological and anatomical aspects of neonatal chest conditions, alongside a comprehensive overview of current knowledge and recent progress in imaging techniques. Dr. V. Donoghue has successfully engaged numerous internationally recognized experts to contribute to this volume, showcasing her excellent coordination and editing skills. This book is poised to attract interest from both general and specialized pediatric radiologists, as well as neonatologists and pediatricians. The advancements in the treatment of critically ill neonates over the past two decades have significantly improved survival rates and reduced morbidity, allowing infants of very low gestational ages to thrive. This volume promises to be a valuable resource for professionals in the field, continuing the legacy of success seen in previous editions.