دانلود کتاب مراقبت های ویژه کودکان فوهرمن و زیمرمن – ویرایش ششم

From our home working spaces, in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, welcome to the sixth edition of Pediatric Critical Care. The world has finally been provided a realistic glimpse of intensive care units, the work that occurs there, and the dedicated providers who provide critical care, sometimes at their own peril. This sixth edition, which now reflects a lifetime work product for many contributors, is dedicated to the multidisciplinary team that makes critical care a reality. What the pandemic has taught all of us is the importance of being able to adapt to change. As readers page through this new edition, many changes will become apparent. Brad Fuhrman, who ultimately deserves the credit for creating this publishing adventure, decided to move from Co-editor to Section Editor. More than once, likely while sipping single malt scotch together, Brad noted that Pediatric Critical Care might be our most important professional contribution. Quality and sustainability over six editions prove his prediction correct. Meanwhile, Alex Rotta, appropriately one of Brad’s early apprentices, has provided outstanding organizational leadership as Co-editor for the sixth edition. Thanks also to Section Editors Bob Clark, Sapna Kudchadkar, Monica Relvas, and Joe Tobias. Perusing the list of contributors similarly ascertains established and burgeoning pediatric critical care contributors. Accordingly, the sixth edition is truly a multigenerational effort. For pediatric critical care medicine fellows who may read the textbook cover to cover, and for others who need an updated reference for anything related to pediatric critical care, the new edition will not disappoint. Each color-coded section provides best-evidence clinical approaches to pediatric critical care issues based on contemporary genetic, biochemical, and physiologic infrastructure. Because authors typically want to include all relevant details in their discussion and a hard copy textbook has physical limitations, readers are encouraged to make use of the expanded electronic content included with the sixth edition. Board review questions, composed for most chapters, will be valuable for new and repeat readers and are also available in the electronic content. Finally, all of us must honor the children and families who provide the meaning for our life work. With the publishing of the sixth edition of Pediatric Critical Care, we collectively acknowledge the clinical challenges that critical illness presents. However, these challenges facilitate curiosity and imagination, growth and experience, and ultimately personal enrichment. Hopefully the sixth edition of Pediatric Critical Care can serve as a valuable tool for addressing longstanding as well as novel critical care challenges.