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Renal Disease in Pregnancy
  • Renal Disease in Pregnancy
  • 2nd edition
  • Edited by Kate Bramham, Matt Hall, Catherine Nelson-Piercy
  • Published online: 19 May 2018
  • Print publication: 24 May 2018
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    With higher risks to mother and baby in pregnant women with renal disease, critical decision-making is key. Giving practical guidance for antenatal, post-partum and maternity unit challenges, this book supports good practice and evidence-based management. The book includes evidence on antenatal and post-partum care; management of acute kidney injury in the delivery suite; and care guidelines for acute, chronic, and previously undiagnosed kidney diseases. The book also covers acute kidney injury, transplant, dialysis, pre-conception counselling, and medications. Previously published by RCOG, this revised edition includes:Updated expert consensus statementsComplete revision, with a new chapter on contraceptionUpdates in management of acute kidney injury, hypertension, dialysis and pregnancy, renal transplantation and pre-eclampsia.Structured to help clinicians make decisions, this book is for use by obstetricians, renal physicians, maternal medicine clinicians, midwives, urologists and specialist nurses.