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ASPHYXIA OF THE NEWBORN INFANT

Obstetrical & Gynecological Survey, 1946
'[ N ORDER to contribute to reduction of the considerable death rate in the j newborn infant, continued emphasis must be placed upon prophylaxis and treatment of cyanosis or apnea. In recent years a number of studies have been made upon the cause of this apnea. In 1941, we published a preliminary rtrticlet on our experiences in the resuscitation of the
J D, RUSS, R A, STRONG
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Observations on Newborn Infants

Psychosomatic Medicine, 1959
SummaryThe findings of continuous systematic observations on 4 newborn infants were reported, with emphasis on motor patterns in sleep, on reactions to external stimulation, and on responses to need tension.A tentative explanation was presented that sought to relate the observed types of behavior ...
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NEUROFIBROMATOSIS IN A NEWBORN INFANT

Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, 1951
NEUROFIBROMATOSIS of von Recklinghausen is considered to be infrequent in children. Leader and Grand 1 reviewed a series of reported cases of children and noted that the disease is as frequent in the male as in the female and that it is usually first noticed, if not at birth, between the ages of 2 and 6 yr.
B E, SCOTT, H J, COHEN
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Newborn Predictors of Infant Irritability

Journal of Obstetric, Gynecologic & Neonatal Nursing, 1998
To identify newborn infant behaviors that may predict infant irritability, commonly referred to as colic.A prospective, correlational design, with data collection occurring the first 4 days of life and again at 1 month of age.This study was conducted in a private hospital in a large metropolitan city in the Midwest.Sixty infants who were at low risk ...
M R, Keefe, A, Froese-Fretz, A M, Kotzer
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Intussusception in a newborn infant

The Journal of Pediatrics, 1949
Summary The sixth case of intussusception occurring in the one- to two-day-old infantis reported. It is of especial interest because the usual diagnostic criteria were absent even though gangrene, perforation, and peritonitis were present.
M, PROUTY, H W, BRUSKEWITZ, G P, SCHWEI
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NEWBORN-INFANT HEATER

The Lancet, 1971
H V, Price, D, Whelpton, J, McCarthy
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The newborn infant

1989
The students will develop competence in examining a normal newborn infant and recognize abnormalities which require investigation and treatment.
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Advances in nutrition of the newborn infant

The Lancet, 2017
J. Harding, B. Cormack, Tanith Alexander, J. Alsweiler, F. Bloomfield   +4 more
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Neurologic examination of the infant; newborn to 12 months.

Postgraduate medicine, 1960
P. Ellwood
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Newborn infant skin: physiology, development, and care.

Clinical Dermatology, 2015
M. Visscher, R. Adam, Susanna Brink, M. Odio   +3 more
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