Titlebook: Metabolic Adaptation to Extrauterine Life; The antenatal role o R. Meyer Book 1981 ECSC, EEC, EAEC, Brussels-Luxembourg 1981 birth.child.fe

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Carbohydrate Metabolism in Intrauterine Growth Retardationvascular disease (36) are of major importance and result in diminution of uterine blood flow. The associated clinical picture is characterized by body wasting, the body weight being law for gestational age. Weight reduction of the organs is the result of diminished cell size (9, 42) and is most pron

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Caloric Needs of the Newborne reduced the mortality from respiratory problems with the result that very low birth weight infants or those suffering from operable malformations of the digestive tract now survive in much increased numbers. Our task is to ensure that these infants are provided with the means not only to survive b

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Variations in the Rate of Oxygen Consumption of Newborn Human Infants age (3), ambient temperature (4), activity (5), nutrition (6) and sleep state (7). The information has been used by clinicians to help determine the nutrient requirements and the appropriate ambient temperatures to provide thermal comfort. Although the data has been of value as a general guide, its

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The Role of Oleic Acid as a Substitute for Glucose in Brain Cell Cultures of Neonatal Micesic knowledge on the effects of the components of parenteral nutrition (amino acids, fat and even glucose) on the developing brain. By using dissociated brain cell cultures of newborn mice as a model for studying brain metabolism, we investigated certain aspects of cerebral energy metabolism. One as

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