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L Hohenauer
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[Clinical experiences with the combination of trimethoprim and sulfamethoxazol (Bactrim) in pediatric patients].
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Prenatal nutrition and subsequent development.
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[Studies on intrauterine dystrophy. 1. Intrauterine dystrophy in animal experiments].
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[Studies on intrauterine dystrophy. II. Consequences of intrauterine nutrition deficiency in man. A comparative study of pairs of twins with different birth weights].
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Carbohydrate metabolism in experimental intrauterine growth retardation in rats.
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[Acute bronchiolitis. Clinical observations on 777 cases during the years 1959-1968].
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[Non-specific pneumonia in childhood. A clinical report of 174 cases].
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Calcium and phosphorus homeostasis on the first day of life.
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Body composition in experimental intrauterine growth retardation in the rat.
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[Contribution on the hyaline membrane syndrome in premature and newborn infants].
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[Hyalin membrane syndrome in newborn and premature infants].
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[Forms of asphyxia neonatorum and its management].
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[Urologic aspects of pyuria in infancy and childhood].
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[Observations on the autogenic training in childhood].
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[The EEG-findings in children with fever cramps. A catamnestic study].
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[Luteoma of the mother as a possible cause of external female pseudohermaphroditism].
Maternal virilization association with the birth of a virilized female infant has been reported in gravidas with luteoma. We describe a similar case with ambiguous genitalia (type Prader III). The only pathological finding was an elevated postpartum maternal serum testosterone (4.11 ng/ml). Excluding all differential diagnosis we conclude, that the only possibility for the virilization of the newborn female was a luteoma.
[Gentamicin dosage in newborn infants].
Sixty nine pairs of trough and peak serum levels of gentamicin were determined in sixty three cases of gentamicin therapy of suspected sepsis in newborn babies (dosage 3.46 +/- 0.42 mg/kg/day given once a day). Eighty four percent of the trough levels were below 2 mg/l (mean: 1.39-0.60 mg/l). Ninety three percent of the peak levels were between 4 mg/l and 12 mg/l (mean: 7.38-2.35 mg/l). Three peak levels (four percent) were in the potentially toxic range (above 12 mg/l) and eleven trough levels (sixteen percent) were in the potentially toxic range (above 2 mg/l). On the basis of these observations the recommended gentamicin doses during the first two weeks of life is 3-4 mg/kg/day applied once a day. In immature babies with birth weights below 1500 g the daily doses should not exceed 3 mg/kg were as term babies especially during the second week of life should be treated with a daily gentamicin doses of near to 4 mg/kg/day.