From the reviews of the second edition: 'eoeThis is an update of a 2007 book on the technical aspects of cranial ultrasonography in newborns. 'e¦ Sonographic technicians, trainees, and radiologists or neonatal clinicians who are not specifically trained in neonatal cranial ultrasonography are the intended audience. 'e¦ This is an excellent, relatively inexpensive guide for trainees or general radiologists and neonatologists who want to understand the essentials of neonatal cranial ultrasonography.'e (Jay P. Goldsmith, Doody'e(tm)s Book Reviews, June, 2013) From the reviews: "This is a practical guide to neonatal cranial ultrasonography 'e¦ . The book is easy to read and has wonderful reproductions of cranial images 'e¦ . The book is aimed at general radiologists or neonatologists who may be called upon to interpret neonatal cranial ultrasounds in the course of their practice. 'e¦ be helpful to trainees and ultrasonography technicians.

The author has an impressive list of publications in this area and the quality of this book is testimony to her expertise." (Jay P. Goldsmith, Doody's Review Service, February, 2008) "The book focuses on the normal ultrasound appearance of the neonatal brain and how to obtain good-quality images. 'e¦ The author has successfully produced an essential practical guide to neonatal cranial ultrasound. I anticipate that this compact, easy-to-read, well-illustrated book will become popular with radiology, neonatology and sonography trainees alike. I would recommend it to anyone who is learning the technique of neonatal cranial ultrasonography." (Sandra Butler, Neuroradiology, Vol. 50, 2008) "This is a richly illustrated book that sets out the basics of head US from details regarding patient preparation and required probes to basic imaging parameters and standard imaging planes.

'e¦ The new technologist who doesn'e(tm)t have the opportunity to image neonates every day would find this book very valuable. Students should find the anatomy and illustrations very helpful as orientation to this technique. I would recommend this book to every department that provides neonatal cranial sonography 'e¦ ." (Brent Adler, Pediatric Radiology, Vol. 38, 2008).