Anaesthesia for Children

Anatomy and physiology; Paediatric anaesthetic pharmacology; Anaesthetic apparatus; Monitoring; The child in hospital; Preoperative preparation including premedication; Anaesthetic management; Pain management; Anaesthesia for the Neonate; Recovery room and postoperative care; General surgery, urology and liver transplantation; Anaesthesia for thoracic surgery; Anaesthesia and perioperative care for cardiac surgery; Neurosurgical anaesthesia; Anaesthesia for ear, nose and throat operations; Anaesthesia for opthalmic surgery;Anaesthesia for plastic and craniofacial surgery; Anaesthesia for dentistry;Anaesthesia for orthopaedic surgery; Burns; Anaesthesia for radiological and organ imaging procedures; Regional and local anaesthesia; Induced hypotension;Induced hypothermia; Medical diseases and anaesthesia; Anaesthesia for surgical and other emergencies, including major trauma; Important emergencies during paediatric anaesthesia; Day-care surgery; The management of fluid, electrolyte and acid-base abnormalities; The evolution of intensive care for children;Transport of the critically ill patient; Acute respiratory failure in infancy and childhood; Management of acute respiratory failure; Intensive care of children with shock and cardiac failure; Cardiopulmonary resuscitation; Neurological disorders requiring intensive care; Intravenous nutrition;Artificial organ support for children in intensive care; Appendices