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Neonatal and Early Onset Diabetes Mellitus: From Pathogenesis to Novelty Treatment

Current price: $109.99
Neonatal and Early Onset Diabetes Mellitus: From Pathogenesis to Novelty Treatment
Neonatal and Early Onset Diabetes Mellitus: From Pathogenesis to Novelty Treatment

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Neonatal and Early Onset Diabetes Mellitus: From Pathogenesis to Novelty Treatment

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This comprehensive volume collects contributions by leading experts on neonatal diabetes. It provides the reader with the most up-to-date information about all the progresses that have been made and that have led to the clarification of the pathogenesis of all the forms of diabetes. From pathogenesis to novelty in therapy, the book will cover all aspects of the diagnosis and treatment also discussing rare forms of early onset diabetes, insulin therapy, pump therapy and technologies, acute and chronic complications.
The volume is enhanced by videos showing the impact of treatments on movement difficulties, psychomotor development, and muscle tone. Slide decks with key messages are also available for download and usage during congresses and lessons.
This book will be of benefit to pediatricians, endocrinologists, neonatologists and all physicians who deal with neonates affected by this disease

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