Primer on Pediatric Genetics
Author/Editor: Sheela Nampoothiri & MKC Nair
ISBN: 978-81-984187-1-5
Year: 2025
Edition: 1st Ed.
Length: 383 Pages
Format: Paperback | Four Colour
About the Book/Key Features
Table of Contents
The Primer on Pediatric Genetics is an essential resource for clinicians, residents, and specialists in pediatrics, obstetrics, pediatric neurology, pediatric cardiology, fetal medicine, and reproductive medicine. Designed to bridge the gap between complex genetic concepts and clinical practice, this book offers a clear, practical guide to diagnosing and managing genetic disorders.
Each chapter is carefully structured with case scenarios, quizzes, flowcharts, tables, and figures to simplify intricate genetic mechanisms into actionable clinical insights. With a focus on real-world challenges, the book equips healthcare professionals with the knowledge to accurately diagnose, counsel, and manage genetic conditions effectively.
Key Features:
- Practical Guidance – Step-by-step approach to diagnosing and managing genetic disorders in clinical settings.
- Case-Based Learning – Real-world case scenarios and quizzes for better comprehension and self-assessment.
- Comprehensive Coverage – Fundamental genetics, diagnostic investigations, antenatal screening, treatable genetic disorders, diet modifications for metabolic conditions, and emerging trends in genetics.
- Genetic Counseling Insights – Detailed guidance on pedigree analysis, indications, and best practices for counseling families.
- Clinician-Friendly Approach – Straightforward language supplemented with tables, flowcharts, and figures for easy understanding.
This book is an indispensable tool for clinicians across various specialties, providing the knowledge and confidence to navigate the evolving landscape of pediatric genetics with precision and clarity.