Growth failure and congenital heart disease. Energy and nitrogen balance in infants.
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Basal Metabolism↗
Biomedical subjects
I Krieger
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Adrenocortical and thyroid function in the deprivation syndrome. Comparison with growth failure due to undernutrition, congenital heart disease, or prenatal influences.
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17-Hydroxycorticosteroids↗
Energy metabolism in infants with growth failure due to maternal deprivation, undernutrition, or causes unknown. II. Relationship between nitrogen balance, weight gain, and postprandial excess heat production.
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Basal Metabolism↗
Calorie requirements for weight gain in infants with growth failure due to maternal deprivation, undernutrition, and congenital heart disease. A correlation analysis.
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Basal Metabolism↗
Activity, caloric intake, and energy balance of infants.
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Basal Metabolism↗
Gamma-A deficiency and hypochromic anemia due to defective iron mobilization.
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Agammaglobulinemia↗
A postural sign in the sensory deprivation syndrome in infants.
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Brain Diseases↗
Thoracic gas volume in infancy. Comparison of lung volumes of infants and adults.
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Humans↗
The energy metabolism in infants with growth failure due to maternal deprivation, undernutrition, or causes unknown. Metabolic rate calculated from the insensible loss of weight.
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Body Height↗
A new feeding device for treatment of glycogen storage disease.
To facilitate nighttime management of patients with glycogen storage disease, intragastric drip infusions of concentrated solutions of either glucose or dextrins has been recommended. This paper reports a removable maxillary acrylic appliance used successfully as a feeding device.
Child, Preschool↗