Biomedical subjects
R Bini
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[Lyell's syndrome. (Description of a case)].
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[Reactions caused by the Sabin poliovirus vaccine in infants. (Considerations on 134 cases hospitalized in 1965)].
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[Two cases of precocious gargoylism in twins].
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[Alkaline phosphatase in neutrophil granulocytes. (A comparative study in the newborn at term and in the premature infant during the 1st days of life)].
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[The behavior of the bilirubin fractions determined with the Eberlein method adapted to ultramicromethods in neonatal hyperbilirubinemias. Indications for exchange transfusion].
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[Behavior of ATP, ADP and AMP blood concentrations in newborn infants at the end of the 1st month of life under the effect of respiratory syndromes and neonatal hyperbilirubinemia].
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[Accidental poisoning caused by phenothiazines in childhood. (Considerations presentation of 9 cases)].
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[Changes of leukocytic alkaline phosphatase in acidosis states].
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[Intestinal occlusions in the newborn. (Clinico-statistical review of 106 cases hospitalized in the decade 1957-1966)].
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[On an unusual case of vitamin D resistant case of rickets with hypocalcemia and dwarfism].
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[Transitory gluco-phospho-aminic diabetes in the course of vitamin D intoxication].
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[Changes in glycemia, calcemia and citremia during exchange transfusion].
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[Vitamin D-dependent type-1 rickets: diagnosis and treatment of a further case].
We describe a child with vitamin D dependent rickets type 1, who developed clinical signs of the disease at three months of age. The principal manifestations were hypocalcemia and seizure with EEG abnormalities. The circulating level of 1 alpha, 25 (OH)2D3 was low despite a normal level of 25 (OH)D3 and an adequate vitamin D supplementation. The patient responded to calcium gluconate infusions and pharmacologic doses of 1 alpha, 25 (OH)2D3 and a normalization of calcemia was obtained. After six months the therapy was progressively reduced to physiological dosage with optimal metabolic control. The patient is now 2.5 years old and receive a maintenance dose of calcitriol of 0.125 mcg/day. His clinical, biochemical and radiologic features are normal.