[Proceedings: Avoidance of obstetrical emergency operations].
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Asphyxia Neonatorum↗
Biomedical subjects
U Haller
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[Proceedings: Section indications after previous spontaneous deliveries].
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Asphyxia Neonatorum↗
[Proceedings: Labor induction using intra-animal presomen administration].
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Amniocentesis↗
[Placenta insufficiency].
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Amniotic Fluid↗
[Diagnostic aspiration curettage].
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[Active child movements in the rapid ultrasonic-B-picture].
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[Antepartum fetal heart rate. I. Baseline levels, baseline irregularity and decelerations in normal pregnancy].
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Female↗
[Antepartum fetal heart rate. II. Baseline levels, baseline irregularity and decelerations with antepartum fetal death].
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Bradycardia↗
[Contribution on the morphology of the utero-placental vessels].
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Adult↗
Hypercalcemic-type of small cell carcinoma of the ovary: characterization of a new tumor line.
BACKGROUND: The aim of this study was to develop and characterize a mouse xenograft model for the hypercalcemic-type of small cell carcinoma of the ovary (HTSCCO). PATIENTS AND METHODS: Tumor fragments were removed from a patient and cultured in six subsequent generations of nude mice. Histology, comparative genomic hybridization (CGH), electron microscopy and serum calcium levels were investigated. RESULTS: Morphology remained the same from the primary tumor of the patient through the 6th passage in the mouse. Serum calcium levels were significantly higher in the tumor-bearing mice compared to controls. CGH of the HTSCCO did not show evidence of a close relationship to either a germ cell tumor or an epithelial ovarian cancer. CONCLUSION: Some evidence was provided that the HTSCCO is an inhomogeneous tumor that is neither related to a germ cell tumor nor to an epithelial ovarian cancer, but is a distinct tumor entity.
Adult↗