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Pregnancies compromized by medical conditions and other problems are widespread and demand special attention from the obstetrician, obstetric nurse, certified nurse midwife, primary care physician, and others, to ensure optimal outcome to pregnancy. Through three successful editions, John Queenan and John Hobbins have provided readers with a complete, easily referenced, at-point-of-care guide to managing the pregnant patient and fetus at risk. In this, the fourth edition, Catherine Spong has joined them to make this valuable book evidence based.

Dr John Queenan

Dr John Hobbins

Dr Catherine Spong

List of contributors,

xi

Preface,

xix

PART 1: HAZARDS TO PREGNANCY,

1

(54)

1 Alcohol,

3

(6)

Robert J. Sokol and Beth Nordstrom Bailey

2 Developmental toxicology and teratology,

9

(9)

James W. Hanson and Jan M. Friedman

3 Occupational hazards,

18

(8)

George R. Saade

4 Smoking,

26

(5)

Jorge E. Tolosa and Surasith Chaithongwongwatthana

5 Ionizing radiation,

31

(8)

Robert L. Brent

6 Microwaves and ultrasound,

39

(6)

Robert L. Brent

7 Exercise—risks and benefits,

45

(10)

James Clapp

PART 2: ANTENATAL TESTING,

55

(62)

8 Routine antenatal laboratory tests and specific screening tests,

57

(7)

Calvin J. Hobel

9 Assessment of gestational age,

64

(5)

Lawrence D. Platt

10 Second trimester biochemical screening for neural tube defects and aneuploidy,

69

(6)

John C. Hobbins

11 Sonographic and first trimester detection of aneuploidy,

75

(14)

Fergal D. Malone

12 Indices of maturity,

89

(7)

Alessandro Ghidini and Anna Locatelli

13 Clinical use of Doppler,

96

(10)

Henry L. Galan

14 Fetal echocardiography,

106

(6)

Joshua A. Copel and Charles S. Kleinman

15 Fetal biophysical profile,

112

(5)

Michael P. Nageotte

PART 3: SPECIAL PROCEDURES,

117

(52)

16 Chorionic villus sampling,

119

(6)

Ronald J. Wapner

17 Genetic amniocentesis,

125

(4)

Katharine D. Wenstrom

18 Third trimester amniocentesis,

129

(5)

Nancy Chescheir

19 Fetal blood sampling,

134

(7)

Alessandro Ghidini and Anna Locatelli

20 Fetal reduction,

141

(4)

Mark I. Evans

21 Intrauterine transfusion,

145

(7)

Frederick U. Eruo and Ray O. Bahado-Singh

22 External cephalic version,

152

(5)

Monica Longo and Gary D.V. Hankins

23 Induction of labor,

157

(7)

Anna M. McKeown and Michael P. Nageotte

24 Amnioinfusion: indications and techniques,

164

(5)

Catherine Y. Spong

PART 4: MATERNAL DISEASE,

169

(212)

25 Sickle cell disease.

171

(5)

Chad K. Klauser and John C. Morrison

26 Isoimmune thrombocytopenia,

176

(6)

Jane Cleary-Goldman and Mary E. D'Alton

27 Autoimmune disease,

182

(14)

Charles J. Lockwood and Edmund F. Funai

28 Cardiac disease,

196

(9)

Katharine D. Wenstrom

29 Peripartum cardiomyopathy,

205

(3)

F. Gary Cunningham

30 Thromboembolism,

208

(6)

Alan Peaceman

31 Renal disease,

214

(7)

Linda Fonseca, Larry C. Gilstrap III and Susan Ramin

32 Obesity,

221

(3)

Frank J. Zlatnik

33 Gestational diabetes,

224

(3)

Donald R. Coustan

34 Diabetes mellitus,

227

(8)

Steven G. Gabbe

35 Hypothyroidism,

235

(4)

Brian Casey

36 Hyperthyroidism,

239

(5)

George D. Wendel, Jr

37 Acute and chronic hepatitis,

244

(7)

Marshall W. Carpenter

38 Asthma,

251

(8)

Michael Schatz

39 Epilepsy,

259

(5)

Neil K. Kochenour

40 Chronic hypertension,

264

(9)

Raba M. Sibai

41 Immunizations,

273

(11)

Stanley A. Gall

42 Cylomegalovirus,

284

(4)

Hans M.L. Spiegel and John L. Sever

43 Herpes simplex,

288

(5)

Jeanne S. Sheffield

44 Influenza,

293

(4)

Jeanne S. Sheffield

45 West Nile virus,

297

(4)

Ronald Gibbs and Joel K. Schwartz

46 Human immune deficiency virus infection,

301

(14)

Howard Minkoff

47 Parvovirus B19 infection,

315

(5)

Maureen P. Malee

48 Syphilis,

320

(6)

Vanessa Laibl and George D. Wendel, Jr

49 Rubella,

326

(3)

Hans M.L. Spiegel and John L. Sever

50 Group B streptococcus,

329

(5)

Mara J. Dinsmoor

51 Toxoplasmosis,

334

(7)

Shad Deering

52 Varicella,

341

(7)

Hans M.L. Spiegel and John L. Sever

53 Tuberculosis,

348

(8)

Kim A. Boggess

54 Urinary tract infections,

356

(3)

F. Gary Cunningham

55 Acute abdominal pain resulting from non-obstetric causes,

359

(9)

Sara Sukalich and Fred M. Howard

56 Acute pancreatitis,

368

(5)

Sarah H. Poggi

57 Gallbladder,

373

(3)

Monica Longo and Gary D.V. Hankins

58 Mastitis,

376

(5)

Wendy F. Hansen, Deborah Hubbard, and Jennifer R. Niebyl

PART 5: OBSTETRIC PROBLEMS,

381

(138)

59 First trimester vaginal bleeding,

383

(5)

Marsha Wheeler

60 Cervical incompetence,

388

(7)

Wendy F. Hansen

61 Nausea and vomiting,

395

(7)

Gayle Olson

62 Syncope,

402

(4)

Gary D. Helmbrecht

63 Fetal wastage: genetic evaluation,

406

(6)

Joe Leigh Simpson

64 Recurrent pregnancy loss: non-genetic causes,

412

(8)

Uma M. Reddy

65 Missed abortion and antepartum fetal death,

420

(8)

Robert M. Silver

66 Oligohydramnios,

428

(6)

Maryam Tarsa and Thomas R. Moore

67 Polyhydramn ios,

434

(7)

Shad H. Deering and John T. Oueenan

68 Pre-eclampsia,

441

(9)

Baha M. Sibai

69 Intrauterine growth restriction.

450

(8)

Ursula F. Harkness and Ray O. Bahado-Singh

70 Rh and other blood group alloimmunizations,

458

(9)

Kenneth J. Moise, Jr

71 Early detection of preterm labor,

467

(8)

Jay D. Iams

72. Preterm labor — tocolysis,

475

(8)

Sarah J. Kilpatrick and Jay D. Iams

73 Premature rupture of the membranes,

483

(12)

Brian Mercer

74 Aninionitis,

495

(5)

Sindhu K. Srinivas and George A. Macones

75 Third trimester bleeding,

500

(6)

Alm1 Peaceman

76 Amniotic fluid embolus,

506

(3)

Robert Resnik

77 Sepsis syndrome,

509

(4)

F. Gary Cunningham

78 Counseling for fetal anomalies,

513

(6)

Lorraine Dugoff

PART 6: LABOR AND DELIVERY,

519

(80)

79 Maternal transport,

521

(7)

Jerome Yankowitz

80 Medications in labor,

528

(18)

Gary S. Eglinton and Isaac P. Lowenwirt

81 Intrapartum fetal heart rate monitoring,

546

(5)

Roger K. Freeman

82 Abnormal labor,

551

(4)

Alan Peaceman

83 Breech delivery,

555

(4)

Marlin L. Gimovsky

84 Vaginal birth after cesarean section,

559

(6)

James R. Scott

85 Shoulder dystocia,

565

(5)

Thomas J. Benedetti

86 Twins, triplets, and beyond,

570

(10)

Jacquelyn K. Chyu

87 Post-term pregnancy,

580

(3)

Manuel Porto

88 Primary postpartum hemorrhage,

583

(6)

Monical Longo and Gary D.V. Hankins

89 Postpartum endometritis,

589

(7)

Jonathan Hodor

90 Vaginal and vulvar hematoma,

596

(3)

Robert Resnik

PART 7: CLINICAL REFERENCE TABLES,

599

(118)

Appendix A: Commonly used ultrasound measurements,

601

(22)

Antonio Barbera

Appendix B: Changes in laboratory values during pregnancy,

623

(4)

Shad H. Deering

Appendix C: Evaluation of fetal defects and maternal disease,

627

(10)

Lynn L. Simpson

Appendix D: The newborn: reference charts and tables,

637

(11)

Adam Rosenberg

Appendix E: Medications cited,

648

(69)

Catalin S. Buhimschi and Carl P. Weiner

Index,

717

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