This book is presented with 30 chapters covering newborn to adolescent care including several subspecialty disciplines in about 850 pages. The common and not so common practical topics will be of great use to the practicing pediatricians in managing common and uncommon selected entities with the right diagnosis and the right treatment in their day-to-day practice. This book will serve as a desktop reference volume. The formidable team of experts in their own field, pen down their vast experience topped with recent advances in the field. More than 300 topics fully covered, short enough to go through in a hurry and long enough to read at leisure Child rights, abuse, adoption, neurodevelopmental, mental and learning disorders, genetic and metabolic disorders, pediatric surgery, ENT, orthopedics, urology, ophthalmology, newer entities as Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever, Ebola virus disease and many more covering the plethora of common and rare disease entities, one can possibly encounter in day-to-day practice or case discussions in groups. OPD cases, cases in neonatal and pediatric wards and intensive care simplified for easy and practical reference. Complicated X-rays made easy and Model Pediatric OPD Prescription in the end makes understanding scientific and ethical.

This book has been brought out as a "Pediatric Digest" like Pediatric Clinics of North America and Best Clinical Practice Research Series, consisting of 568 pages incorporating 28 chapters. Each major subspecialty is covered in this book by at least one chapter on a selected topic. The write-up provides the most recent review on the topic with clinical practice points by chosen Indian Pediatric Experts in the field. IAP Recent Advances in Pediatrics is the New Baby of the Indian Academy of Pediatrics (IAP). Covers the perinatal age to adolescence, is designed to be a regular annual release during PEDICON every year from 2020. Experts of international and national repute have put in the best systems and organs in this creation. State-of-the-art book has been brought out as a ""Pediatric Digest"" like Pediatric Clinics of North America and Best Clinical Practice Research Series with a volume every coming year. Consists of 568 pages incorporating 28 chapters. Covers each major subspecialty by at least one chapter on a selected topic. Provides the most recent review on the topic with clinical practice points by chosen Indian pediatric experts in the field.

This manual incorporates entire plethora of vaccines recommended in NIP, WHO, IAP and CDC immunization timetable. Available state-of-the-art charts, tables and text of international and national authors and organizations have been included with necessary modifications with due acknowledgement. An updated and revised book with detailed information on various aspects of immunization. Practical guidelines are incorporated on Vaccine Administration and Safe Injection Practices. Diagrams’ showing administering multiple vaccines at the same sitting is a visual guide for readers. Latest National Immunization Schedule, 2019; IAP Immunization Time Table, 2018-2019; WHO Immunization Guidelines, 2019; and CDC Adult Vaccination Guidelines, 2019 with footnotes are self-explanatory and updated. Learning points at the end of each chapter are the unique feature offering day-to-day practice-oriented learning. Tables showing vaccine brands available in India are a ready-reckoner for the busy practitioner. FAQs by parents and doctors have been addressed adequately. Immunization websites and bibliography have been added for those seeking more information on vaccines and immunizations. Basics of Vaccinology, History of Vaccines, Vaccine Development and Future Vaccine make reading this digest a pleasure.

The book is presented with 27 chapters covering newborn to adolescent care, including several subspecialty disciplines. It covers basic and essential investigations which have come out of the experts' own rich experience over decades will be of great use to the practising pediatricians in managing common and uncommon selected cases with the right diagnosis and the right treatment in their day-to-day practice.