Early Human Development 1991: Vol 25 Index

3 Pages·1991·0.37 MB·English

Early Human Development, 25 (1991) 225—226
Elsevier Scientific Publishers Ireland Lid.
Subject index
acute maternal hypoxemia, Doppler waveform feeding, circadian rhythm, infant cortisol, mother
analysis (DWA), fetal heart rate (FHR), fetal cortisol, sleep-wake, child development, 197
ovine model, | fetal arteries, Doppler velocimetry. uterine arteries,
asphyxia, multisystem involvement. neuro- high-risk pregnancies, 187
developmental sequelae, 135 fetal breathing, type-| diabetes, pregnancy. fetal
movements, 117
bilirubin-albumin binding, nconatal jaundice. hyper- fetal heart rate (FHR), Doppler waveform analysis
bilirubinemia, 37 (DWA). acute maternal hypoxemia, fetal ovine
biparietal diameter, pregnancy. type-| diabetes model, |
mellitus, early fetal growth, crown-rump length. fetal monitoring, vibroacoustic stimulation, car-
ultrasound, 91 diotocography, catecholamines, |1
birthweight, pregnancy. zinc. 75 fetal movements, pregnancy. type-! diabetes
birth length, maternal height, birth weight. ponderal mellitus, crown-rump length, 107
index, 181 fetal movements, real-time ultrasound. second half
birth weight, maternal height. birth length. ponderal of pregnancy, 19
index, 181 fetal movements, type-! diabetes. pregnancy. fetal
body size, spontancous abortion, chromosomally breathing, 117
aberrant, pre-pregnant weight, 173 fetal ovine model, Doppler waveform analysis
brain, iodine deficiency, memory, thyroxine. fetus, (DWA), acute maternal hypoxemia, fetal heart
43 rate (FHR), |
fetus, iodine deficiency, memory. thyroxine, brain.
cardiotocography, vibroacoustic stimulation, fetal 43
monitoring, catecholamines, 11
catecholamines, vibroacoustic stimulation, fetal gestational age, sulcal age. sonography. 209
monitoring. cardiotocography, 11
child development, circadian rhythm, infant cortisol. high-risk pregnancies, Doppler velocimetry. uterine
mother cortisol, sleep-wake, feeding. 197 arteries, fetal arteries, 187
chromosomally aberrant, body size. spontancous hyperbilirubinemia, bilirubin-albumin binding.
abortion, pre-pregnant weight, 173 neonatal jaundice, 37
circadian rhythm, infant cortisol, mother cortisol.
sleep-wake, feeding, child development. 197 Sei, oie Yy, monoclonal antibody. sur-
crown-rump length, fetal movements. pregnancy. factant protein A-containing cells, pulmonary
type-| diabetes mellitus, 107
development, 149
crown-rump length, pregnancy. type-! diabetes infant cortisol, circadian rhythm, mother cortisol.
mellitus, early fetal growth, biparietal diameter. sleep-wake. feeding. child development. 197
ultrasound, 91
iodine deficiency, memory. thyroxine. brain. fetus.
43
Doppler velocimetry, utcrine arteries, fetal arteries.
high-risk pregnancies, 187
lung development, phosphatidylcholine. molecular
Doppler waveform analysis (DWA), acute mater-
nal hypoxemia, fetal heart rate (FHR), fetal species, surfactant, mammals, 157
ovine model, |
mammals, phosphatidylcholine, molecular species.
early fetal growth, pregnancy. type-! diabetes lung development, surfactant, 157
mellitus, crown-rump length, biparietal maternal height, birth weight, birth length.
diameter, ultrasound, 91 ponderal index, 181
endotracheal suction, preterm infant, respiratory mechanical ventilation, respiratory interaction.
distress syndrome, 87 respiratory distress syndrome, 69
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memory, iodine deficiency, thyroxine, brain, fetus, respiratory distress syndrome, respiratory interac-
43 tion, mechanical ventilation, 69
molecular species, phosphatidylcholine, lung respiratory interaction, mechanical ventilation,
development, surfactant, mammals, 157 respiratory distress syndrome, 69
monocional antibody, immunohistochemistry, sur-
factant protein A-containing cells, pulmonary second halfo f pregnancy, fetal movements, real-time
development, 149 ultrasound, 19
mother cortisol, circadian rhythm, infant cortisol, sleep-wake, circadian rhythm, infant cortisol,
sleep-wake, feeding, child development, 197 mother cortisol, feeding, child development,
multisystem involvement, asphyxia, 197
neurodevelopmental sequelae, 135 sonography, gestational age, sulcal age, 209
spontaneous abortion, body size, chromosomally
neonatal jaundice, bilirubin-albumin binding, aberrant, pre-pregnant weight, 173
hyperbilirubinemia, 37 sulcal age, gestational age, sonography, 209
sequelae, asphyxia, multisystem surfactant, phosphatidylcholine, molecular species,
involvement, 135 lung development, mammals, 157
surfactant protein A-containing cells, im-
phosphatidyicholine, molecular species, lung munohistochemistry, monoclonal antibody,
development, surfactant, mammals, 157 pulmonary development, 149
ponderal index, maternal height, birth weight, birth
length, 181
thyroxine, iodine deficiency, memory, brain, fetus,
pre-pregnant weight, body size, spontaneous abor-
43
tion, chromosomally aberrant, 173
type-I diabetes, pregnancy, fetal movements, fetal
pregnancy, birthweight, zinc, 75
breathing, !17
pregnancy, fetal movements, type-| diabetes
type-I diabetes mellitus, fetal movements, pregnan-
mellitus, crown-rump length, 107
cy, crown-rump length, 107
pregnancy, type-| diabetes, fetal movements, fetal
type-1 diabetes mellitus, pregnancy, early fetal
breathing, 117
growth, crown-rump length, biparietal
pregnancy, type-! diabetes mellitus, early fetal
diameter, ultrasound, 91
growth, crown-rump length, biparietal
diameter, ultrasound, 91
preterm infant, respiratory distress syndrome, en- ultrasound, pregnancy, type-| diabetes mellitus, ear-
dotracheal suction, 87 ly fetal growth, crown-rump length, biparietal
diameter, 91
pulmonary development, immunohistochemistry.
monoclonal antibody, surfactant protein A- uterine arteries, Doppler velocimetry, fetal arteries,
containing cells, 149 high-risk pregnancies, 187
real-time ultrasound, fetal movements, second half vibroacoustic stimulation, fetal monitoring. car-
of pregnancy, 19 diotocography, catecholamines, |1
respiratory distress syndrome, preterm infant, en-
dotracheal suction, 87 zinc, birthweight, pregnancy, 75
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Author index
Acton, R., 75 Kelly, F.J., 157 Rennie, J., 87
Alvarez, J.0., 75 Kline, J., 173 Rodeck, C.H., 11
Arulkumaran, S., 11 Knudsen, A., 37 Roodenburg, P.J., 19
Koepke, T., 135 Roseman, J.M., 75
Bedard, M.P., 135 Rudelstorfer, R., 187
Bernaschek, G., 187
Luke, B., 181
Shankaran, S., 135
Connolly, K.J., 43
Spangler, G., 197
Cutter, G.R., 75 Maulik, D., |
Stein, A.D., 173
Morley, C., 87
de Vries, J.1.P., 117 Morssink, L.P., 117
Deutinger, J., 187 Mulder, E.J.H., 91, 107, 117 Tannirandorn, Y., 11
Downing, G.J., |
Endo, H., 149 Nandyal, R., 135 van Es, A., 19
Neggers, Y.H., 75 Visser, G.H.A., 91, 107
Nicolaidis, P.K., 11
Fisk, N.M., 11
Nicolini, U., 11
Weg, M.W.., 11
Go, R.C.P., 75 Wilson, G., 87
Goldenberg, R.L., 75 Oka, T., 149 Witter, F.R., 181
Greenough, A., 69 Wladimiroff, J.W.. 19
Wold, E., 135
Hird, M.F., 69 Parkes, M.J., 11
Huang, C.-C., 209 Pharoah, P.O.D., 43
Hughes, G., 87 Postle, A.D., 157 Yarlagadda, P., |
Hunt, A.N., 157 Prechtl, H.F.R., 19 Yeh, T.-F., 209