Obstructive lobar emphysema of the newborn infant. Documentation of the "mucus plug syndrome" with successful treatment by bronchotomy.
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Bronchography↗
Biomedical subjects
J L Talbert
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Esophageal function following resection. Studies in newborn puppies.
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Recent advances in the postoperative management of infants.
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Acid-Base Equilibrium↗
The optimal site for central venous measurement in newborn infants. A critical comparison of superior versus inferior caval pressures with increasing abdominal distention.
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Abdomen↗
Appendicitis--a reappraisal of an old problem.
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Appendicitis↗
Cinefluorographic and manometric evaluation of the motor function of the esophagus following segmental resection in newborn dogs.
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Technic of central venous pressure monitoring in infants.
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Nutritional support by intraperitoneal dialysis in the rat: maintenance of body weight with normal liver and plasma chemistries.
A rat model was developed to study intraperitoneal (ip) dialysis as a means of total nutritional support. Rats (200 g) were implanted ip with a catheter device and connected to a rodent infusion assembly. An automated system exchanged 10-ml volumes of a 37 degrees C solution containing 10% dextrose, 2% amino acid solution plus micronutrients. Rats were adapted over 3 days to a schedule of 16 1-hr cycles/day, and continued on this regimen for another 4 days. Rats subjected to this program maintained similar body weight, nitrogen balance, plasma chemistries, and liver tests in comparison to control animals fed per os in isocaloric and isonitrogenous amounts. Efficiency of peritoneal absorption for both glucose and amino acid was 95%. Histological examination of intraabdominal organs revealed only mild inflammation. This model is applicable to studies involving nutritional support via the peritoneal cavity, a technique which may be of value in patients with sensitive fluid balances (cardiac, renal, or pulmonary failure).
Absorption↗