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This edition of Cloherty and Stark’s Manual of Neonatal Care has been updated and revised to reflect the many changes in fetal, perinatal, and neonatal care that have occurred since the eighth edition. In the Manual, we describe our current and practical approaches to evaluation and management of conditions encountered in the fetus and the newborn, as practiced in high-volume clinical services that include contemporary prenatal and postnatal care of infants with routine as well as complex medical and surgical problems. Although we base our practice on the best available evidence, we recognize that many areas of controversy exist, that there is often more than one approach to a problem, and that our knowledge continues to grow. Our commitment to values, including clinical excellence, multidisciplinary collaboration, teamwork, and family-centered care, is evident throughout the book. Support of families is reflected in our chapters on breastfeeding, developmental care, bereavement, and decision making and ethical dilemmas. To help guide our readers, we have a section of key points at the start of each chapter. Many individuals around the world contributed to advance the care of newborns. We especially recognize our teachers, colleagues, and trainees at Harvard, where the four editors trained in newborn medicine and practiced in the neonatal intensive care units (NICUs). We are grateful to Clement Smith, Nicholas M. Nelson, and Mary Ellen Avery for their pioneering insights into newborn physiology and to all the former and current leaders and members of the Newborn Medicine Program at Harvard. This would have been an impossible task without the administrative assistance of Isabelle Smith. We also thank Wolters Kluwer. We dedicate this book to William D. Cochran for his commitment to the care of newborns in the Harvard teaching hospitals and to the personal support and advice he provided to so many, including the editors. We also acknowledge the contribution of our founding editor, Dr. John P. Cloherty, whose collaboration with current editor Dr. Ann R. Stark led to the first edition more than four decades ago and is acknowledged in the title of this edition. Finally, we gratefully acknowledge the nurses, residents, fellows, parents, and babies who provide the inspiration for and measure the usefulness of the information contained in this volume.