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Ventilatory control in newborn mice prenatally exposed to cocaine
Pediatric Pulmonology, 2002AbstractInfants born to mothers who used cocaine during pregnancy are at increased risk for neonatal death and respiratory impairments. Confounding factors such as multiple substance abuse make it difficult to isolate the effects of cocaine. We used a murine model to test the hypothesis that prenatal cocaine exposure may impair ventilatory responses to
Autret, Fanny +7 more
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Prenatal phenobarbital treatment and temperature-controlling dopamine receptors
Pharmacology Biochemistry and Behavior, 1983Pregnant mice were fed a phenobarbital-containing diet on days nine through 18 of pregnancy. Following parturition, the offspring of such animals were allowed to reach adulthood and then were tested for their response to an acute injection of apomorphine.
R, Kuprys, B, Tabakoff
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Prenatal control of severe thalassaemia: Chiang Mai Strategy
Prenatal Diagnosis, 2000Prenatal diagnosis of severe thalassaemia is conventionally diagnosed by fetal DNA analysis but it can not be widely used due to its drawbacks of high cost and technical effort. This prospective study describes a new prenatal strategy in preventing severe thalassaemia by a more simple and inexpensive way. The strategy included: (1) genetic counselling;
T, Tongsong +6 more
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Lesch-Nyhan Syndrome: Preventive Control by Prenatal Diagnosis
Science, 1970The Lesch-Nyhan syndrome was detected in a fetus at a time sufficiently early to allow termination of the pregnancy. The feasibility of a preventive program for control of a severe sex-linked neurological disease through prenatal diagnosis is thus demonstrated.
J A, Boyle +6 more
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Amniocentesis in prenatal diagnosis A controlled series of 78 cases
Clinical Genetics, 1977The outcome of 78 pregnancies, monitored by second trimester amniocentesis for prevention of genetic disease, and the outcome of an equal number of matched controls are reported. The controls were selected from the same obstetrical department, among the same population, and were matched for age, number of previous children, abortions and stillbirths ...
E, Munk-Andersen, J, Weber, M, Mikkelsen
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Lessons in Control: Prenatal Education in the Hospital
Social Problems, 2000As childbirth has become medicalized, a gap has opened between the needs and wishes of the individual woman giving birth and the dictates of the institution where birth occurs, the hospital. One way the medical establishment has sought to reconcile these differences is through prenatal education.
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Fetal-Placental Interactions in the Control of Prenatal Growth
1990During the course of prenatal development there is usually a very close relationship between the growth of the placenta and that of the fetus (1–4). This relationship does not necessarily persist throughout the whole of gestation and may not be particularly apparent early in fetal life.
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Prenatal Hormones and IQ: Need for Sibling Controls
British Journal of Psychiatry, 1978S, Resnick, I I, Gottesman
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