Section 1 - Care of the neonatal surgical patient 1. Anatomy and physiologic considerations of the neonatal surgical patient 2. Preoperative workup and optimization of the neonate 3. Anesthesia for the neonatal patient. 4. Pain management of the neonatal surgical patient 5. Nursing considerations for the neonatal surgical patient 6. A family''s viewpoint - my baby had surgery.

Here is what I went through. 7. Neonatal surgical transport 8. Nutrition for the neonatal surgical patient, pharmacy for the neonate 9. Vascular access for the surgical patient 10. Radiographic considerations in the neonate Section 2 - Head and neck surgery in the neonate 11. Choanal atresia, subglottic stenosis 12. Disorders of the tongue, lymphatic malformations 13.

Tracheostomy 14. Laryngoscopy and bronchoscopy 15. Torticollis surgery Section 3 - Thoracic surgery in the neonate 16. Esophageal atresia with trachea-esophageal fistula 17. Lung lesions in the neonate 18. Chylothorax 19. Thoracic and mediastinal tumors in the neonate 20. Congenital diaphragmatic hernia 21.

Gastroesophageal reflux in the neonate 22. Tracheomalacia 23. Vascular Rings 24. ECMO in the neonate Section 4 - Abdominal surgery in the neonate 25. Neonatal pyloric atresia, pyloric stenosis 26. Gastric volvulus 27. Gastric perforation 28. Gastrostomy 29.

Duodenal obstructions 30. Malrotation and volvulus 31. Atresia of the intestine 32. Meconium ileus 33. Enteric duplications 34. Omental cysts 35. Neonatal ascites 36. Necrotizing enterocolitis 37.

Hirschsprung''s disease 38. Anorectal malformations 39. Intussusception in the neonate 40. Inguinal hernia in the neonate 41. Short bowel syndrome 42. Biliary atresia and choledochal cyst 43. Omphalocele and gastroschisis 44. Bladder exstrophy and prune belly 45.

Meckel''s diverticulum in the neonate 46. Appendicitis in the neonate 47. Abdominal tumors in the neonate 48. Neonatal liver surgery Section 5 - Urologic surgery in the neonate 49. Kidney, ureter and bladder surgery 50. Urethral surgery - phimosis, epispadias, circumcision 51. Female internal and external genitalia 52. Neonatal testicular torsion 53.

Intersex disorders Section 6 - Orthopedic surgery in the neonate 54. Clubfoot correction 55. Congenital hip dysplasia 56. Ostogenesis imperfecta 57. Compartment syndrome in the neonate Section 7 - Neurosurgery in the neonate 58. Brachial plexus injury 59. Spina bifida repair 60. Ventriculoperitoneal shunt placement 61.

Intracranial hemorrhage, arachnoid cyst 62. Tethered cord 63. Chiari malformation 64. Myelomeningocele repair Section 8 - Plastic and reconstructive surgery in the neonate 65. Craniosynostosis correction 66. Hemangiomas, lymphangiomas and vascular malformations 67. Cleft lip repair 68. Cleft palate repair 69.

Polydactyly repair 70. Neonatal gynecomastia Section 9 - Congenital heart surgery in the neonate 71. Patent ductus arteriosus ligation 72. Atrial septal defect, ventricular septal defect closure 73. Atrioventricular canal defect repair 74. Transposition of the great arteries repair 75. Tetralogy of fallot repair 76. Coarctation of the aorta repair Section 10 - The future of neonatal surgery 77.

The Role of AI in neonatal surgery 78. The role of precision medicine in neonatal surgery 79. The role of nanotechnology - in utero and in the first 30 days of life for neonatal surgical patients Section 11 - Surgery in low and middle income settings 80. Cardiac surgery in LMI settings 81. Urology in LMI settings 82. Pediatric general and colorectal surgery in LMI settings.