[Evaluation of the potential danger of circulating bilirubin in full-term and premature newborns by means of determining the residual binding capacity of albumin].
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Bilirubin↗
Biomedical subjects
A Priolisi
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[On the erythro- and ferrokinetics in thalassemia major].
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Child, Preschool↗
[Hemolytic disease of the newborn due to immunologic (ABO incompatibility excluded) and non-immunologic causes].
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Antibody Formation↗
Immunoelectrophoretic analysis of serum proteins of patients affected by kala-azar.
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Animals↗
[Clinical studies, quantitative evaluation of the ferrokinetics of hemoglobin synthesis and of erythrocyte survival (using 59Fe and 51Cr) in 2 cases of constitutional Fanconi's panmyelopathy].
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Child↗
["Normal" levels of serum haptoglobin; their changes in certain pathologic conditions in children and their clinical significance].
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Adolescent↗
[A morphologic study of extrapulmonary multisystemic lesions in neonatal respiratory syndrome].
Extra-pulmonary multisystemic lesions in respiratory syndrome of infants. A morphological study. This paper concerns the description of extra-pulmonary multisystemic lesions in 40 infants died because of "Respiratory Distress Syndrome". In infants with intra-cranial hemorrhage the association with cardiac infarct lesions makes possible a cause-effect relationship mediated by hypovolemic phenomena and/or by catecholamine activity.
Autopsy↗
[Prognosis of neonatal non-immunologic hyperbilirubinemias].
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ABO Blood-Group System↗
[Cross-sectional epidemiological study of the development and dental status of school-age subjects in Palermo. A comparative analysis with Swedish and English data].
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Aging↗
[The partial parenteral nutrition of preterm infants with a body weight < 1000 g: the effects of an infusion of human albumin on plasma amino acid concentration].
This paper concerns with the changes of plasma amino acid (AA) concentrations of N. 10 ELBW infants receiving a regimen of partial parenteral nutrition including human serum albumin (HSA) as a protein supply. The plasma AA concentration has been compared with VLBW infants orally fed with human milk (HM) or human milk supplemented with human milk protein (HMP). As for the essential AA: in comparison to VLBW infants fed HM, the plasma concentration of VAL, PHE and LYS is significantly higher, that of THR, MET, LEU and HIS is similar, whereas that of ILE is significantly lower; in comparison to VLBW infants fed HMP, with the exception of PHE whose plasma concentration is higher, concentration of essential AA significantly lower; the percentage ratio between plasma concentration and intake is in the range of 1,4 to 3,3, except for LYS (= 0.83), indicating a good efficacy of the i.v. administered HSA as AA source, or a slow plasma clearance or a sustained flux of AA from body protein catabolism. Further researches are needed to investigate these aspects and the intermediate steps between i.v. infusion of HSA and the utilization of the component AA for body protein synthesis.
Amino Acids↗