Early Human Development 1992: Vol 28 Index

5 Pages·1992·0.59 MB·English

Early Human Development, 28 (1992) 289-291
Elsevier Scientific Publishers Ireland Ltd.
Subject index
adipose tissue, human development, fetuses, cyclic guanosine monophosphate, atrial natriuretic
pelvis, connective tissue, 79 peptide, sodium excretion, preterm infant,
AGA, visual acuity, development, neonates, newborn, 145
preterms, fullterms, SGA, low birth rate, low-
risk, 155
data analysis, heart rate variability, spectral
amniotic fluid, |GF-1, IGFBP-1, cxtraembryonic
analysis, sleep, newborn infant, premature
coelom, first trimester, 105
169
anaemia of prematurity, erythropoietin,
development, visual acuity, neonates, preterms,
Jehovah’s Witness, 279
fullterms, SGA, AGA, low birth weight, low-
anetpartum fetal death, congenital anomaly,
risk, 155
exposure to hazards, paternal smoking, risk
factor, threatened abortion, 193
early infancy, general movements, EMG, co-
asymmetric and symmetric intrauerine growth
contraction, reciprocal activity, 231
retardation, preterm infant, neurological
development, 7 early infancy, general movements, neurological
atrial natriuretic peptide, cyclic guanosine development, video analysis, 201
EEG, preterm infants, bioelectrical maturation,
monophosphate, sodium excretion, preterm
peri- and neonatal cerebral lesions, 37
infant, newborn, 145
EMG, general movements, early infancy, co-
behavioural assessment, neonatal behaviour, low- contraction, reciprocal activity, 231
enthyroid neonates, thyrotropin, parturition, 19
risk full-term infant, cultural background,
anaemia of prematurity,
neurological examination, 265
behavioural assessment, neonatal behaviour, low- Jehovah's Witness, 279
risk full-term infant, obstetric condition, exposure to hazards, anetpartum fetal death,
congenital anomaly, paternal smoking, risk
neurological examination, 253
factor, threatened abortion, 193
bioelectrical maturation, preterm infants, EEG,
peri- and neonatal cerebral lesions, 37 extraembryonic coelom, IGF-1, IGFBP-1, amnio-
tic fluid, first trimester, 105
birth morphology, spastic cerebral palsy, intra-
uterine growth, 91
body temperature, preterm infants, tympan fetal behavioural state concept, fetal heart rate,
temperature, skin temperature, | computer analysis, rest-activity cycles, inter-
pretation of fetal heart rate patterns, 27
co-contraction, general movements, early infancy, fetal breathing movements, lung development,
EMG, reciprocal activity, 231 premature rupture of the amniotic mem-
compliance, Hering Breuer reflex, premature branes, oligohydramnios, 133
birth, lung function, tidal volume, 111 fetal heart rate, computer analysis, rest-activity
computer analysis, fetal heart rate, rest-activity cycles, fetal behavioural state concept, inter-
cycles, fetal behavioural state concept, inter- pretation of fetal heart rate patterns, 27
pretation of fetal heart rate patterns, 27 fetal movements, movement quality, intrauterine
congenital anomaly, anctpartum fetal death, growth retardation, low birth weight, neuro-
exposure to hazards, paternal smoking, risk logical condition, 119
factor, threatened abortion, 193 fetus, sulphotransferase, lung, xenobiotics,
connective tissue, human development, fetuses, steroids, 65
pelvis, adipose tissue, 79 fetus, vasopressin, human, neonate, skeletal
cultural background, neonatal behaviour, low- muscle, 215
risk full-term infant, neurological examina- fetuses, human development, pelvis, connective
tion, behavioural assessment, 265 tissue, adipose tissue, 79
290
first trimester, IGF-1, IGFBP-1, amniotic fluid, lung function, Hering Breuer reflex, premature
extraembryonic coelom, 105 birth, compliance, tidal volume, !11
fullterms, visual acuity, development, neonates, lung, sulphotransferase, fetus, xenobiotics,
preterms, SGA, AGA, low birth weight, low- steroids, 65
risk, 155
monocytosis, preterm infants, neonatal infection,
general movements, early infancy, EMG, co- intensive care, 223
contraction, reciprocal activity, 231 movement quality, fetal movements, intrauterine
general movements, early infancy, neurological growth retardation, low birth weight,
development, video analysis, 201 neurological condition, 119
heart rate variability, spectral analysis, data
neonatal behaviour, low-risk full-term infant,
analysis, sleep, newborn infant, premature,
cultural background, neurological examina-
169
tion, behavioural assessment, 265
Hering Breuer reflex, premature birth, lung func-
neonatal behaviour, low-risk full-term infant,
tion, compliance, tidal volume, !11
obstetric condition, neurological examina-
human development, fetuses, pelvis, connective
tion, behavioural assessment, 253
tissue, adipose tissue, 79
neonatal infection, monocytosis, preterm infants,
human, vasopressin, fetus, neonate, skeletal
intensive care, 223
muscle, 215
neonate, vasopressin, human, fetus, skeletal
IGF-1, IGFBP-1, amniotic fluid, extraembryonic muscle, 215
coelom, first trimester, 105 neonates, visual acuity, development, preterms,
IGFBP-1, IGF-1, amniotic fluid, extraembryonic fullterms, SGA, AGA, low birth weight, low-
coelom, first trimester, 105 risk, 155
intensive care, monocytosis, preterm infants, neurological condition, fetal movements, move-
neonatal infection, 223 ment quality, intrauterine growth retarda-
interpretation of fetal heart rate patterns, fetal tion, low birth weight, 119
heart rate, computer analysis, rest-activity neurological development, general movements,
cycles, fetal behavioural state concept, 27 early infancy, video analysis, 201
intrauterine growth retardation, fetal movements, neurological development, preterm infant, asym-
movement quality, low birth weight, metric and symmetric intrauerine growth
neurological condition, 119 retardation, 7
intrauterine growth, spastic cerebral palsy, birth neurological examination, neonatal behaviour,
morphology, 91 low-risk full-term infant, obstetric condition,
behavioural assessment, 253
Jehovah’s Witness, erythropoietin, anaemia of neurological examination, neonatal behaviour,
prematurity, 279 low-risk full-term infant, cultural
background, behavioural assessment, 265
low birth weight, fetal movements, movement newborn, atrial natriuretic peptide, cyclic
quality, intrauterine growth retardation, guanosine monophosphate, sodium excre-
neurological condition, 119 tion, preterm infant, 145
low birth weight, visual acuity, development, newborn infant, heart rate variability, spectral
neonates, preterms, fullterms, SGA, AGA, analysis, data analysis, sleep, premature, 169
low-risk, 155
low-risk full-term infant, neonatal behaviour, obstetric condition, neonatal behaviour, low-risk
cultural background, neurological examina- full-term infant, neurological examination,
tion, behavioural assessment, 265 behavioural assessment, 253
low-risk full-term infant, neonatal behaviour, oligohydramnios, fetal breathing movements,
obstetric condition, neurological examina- lung development, premature rupture of the
tion, behavioural assessment, 253 amniotic membranes, 133
low-risk, visual acuity, development, neonates,
preterms, fullterms, SGA, AGA, low birth parturition, thyrotropin, enthyroid neonates, 19
weight, 155 lung development, fetal breathing paternal smoking, anetpartum fetal death, con-
movements, premature rupture of the amni- genital anomaly, exposure to hazards, risk
otic membranes, oligohydramnios, 133 factor, threatened abortion, 193
291
pelvis, human development, fetuses, connective skeletal muscle, vasopressin, human, fetus,
tissue, adipose tissue, 79 neonate, 215
peri- and neonatal cerebral lesions, preterm in- skin temperature, preterm infants, tympan
fants, EEG, bioelectrical maturation, 37 temperboadyt teumperraetur,e, |
premature birth, Hering Breuer reflex, lung func- sleep, heart rate variability, spectral analysis,
tion, compliance, tidal volume, 111 data analysis, newborn infant, premature, 169
premature, heart rate variability, spectral sodium excretion, atrial natriuretic peptide, cyclic
analysis, data analysis, sleep, newborn infant, guanosine monophosphate, preterm infant,
169 newborn, 145
premature rupture of the amniotic membranes, spastic cerebral palsy, birth morphology, intra-
fetal breathing movements, lung develop- uterine growth, 91
ment, oligohydramnios, 133 spectral analysis, heart rate variability, data
preterm infant, atrial natriuretic peptide, cyclic analysis, sleep, newborn infant, premature
guanosine monophosphate, sodium excre- 169
tion, newborn, 145 steroids, sulphotransferase, fetus, lung, xeno-
preterm infant, asymmetric and symmetric in- biotics,6 5
trauerine growth retardation, neurological sulphotransferase, fetus, lung, xenobiotics,
development, 7 steroids,6 5
preterm infants, EEG, bioelectrical maturation,
peri- and neonatal cerebral lesions, 37
threatened abortion, anetpartum fetal death, con-
preterm infants, monocytosis, neonatal infection,
genital anomaly, exposure to hazards, pater-
intensive care, 223
nal smoking, risk factor, 193
preterm infants, tympan temperature, body
thyrotropin, enthyroid neonates, parturition, 19
temperature, skin temperature, |
tidal volume, Hering Breuer reflex, premature
preterms, visual acuity, development, neonates,
fullterms, SGA, AGA, low birth weight, low- birth, lung function, compliance, 111
risk, 155 tympan temperature, preterm infants, body
temperature, skin temperature, |
» general movements, early in-
fancy, EMG, co-contraction, 231 vasopressin, human, fetus, neonate, skeletal mus-
rest-activity cycles, fetal heart rate, computer cle, 215
analysis, fetal behavioural state concept, in- video analysis, general movements, early infancy,
terpretation of fetal heart rate patterns, 27 neurological development, 201
risk factor, anetpartum fetal death, congenital visual acuity, development, neonates, preterms,
anomaly, exposure to hazards, paternal fullterms, SGA, AGA, low birth weight, low-
smoking, threatened abortion, 193 risk, 155
SGA, visual acuity, development, neonates,
preterms, fullterms, AGA, low birth weight, xenobiotics, sulphotransferase, fetus, lung,
low-risk, 155 steroids, 65

Early Human Development, 28 (1992) 293
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Author index
Arkley, M.M., 215
Giustardi, A., 37 Panesar, N.S., 19
Greenough, A., 111 Prechtl, H.F.R., 119, 133, 201,
Bamforth, K.J., 65 231
Benatti, A., 37 Hadders-Algra, M., 201, 231
Blair, E., 91 Herbert, M., 279 Rajadurai, V.S., 223
Bolzani, R., 37 Hermans, A.J.M., 155 Royston, P., 145
Hume, R., 65
Schoemaker, H.C., 27
Hurgoiu, V., |
Cai, W.-W., 193 Sival, D.A., 119, 133
Campbell, D.J., 105 Smith, A., 145
Jones, A.L., 65
Carter, N., 145 Smith, A., 215
Cass, P.L., 105 Stanley, F., 91
Kauffmann, F., 169
Chambers, H.M., 223 Stephen, R.L., 215
Chan, V., 111 Klip-Van den Nieuwendijk, Swartjes, J.M., 27
A.W.J., 231
Chard, T., 105
Kihnel, W., 79
Clairambault, J., 169
Torricelli, A., 37
Coughtrie, M.W.H., 65
Curzi-Dascalova, L., 169 Lao, T.T., 19
Van Eykern, L.A., 231
Leffler, C., 169
van Geijn, H.P., 27
Littleton, P., 145
Davies, D.P., 279 Van Hof-van Duin, J., 155
Davis, P., 279 Mantel, R., 27 Verrier Jones, E.R., 279
Martikainen, M.A., 7 Vigneswaran, R., 223
Eishima, K., 253, 265 Mcintosh, N., 215 Visser, G.H.A., 119, 133
Médigue, C., 169
Ferrari, F., 37 Midgley, J., 145 Wang, H.S., 105
Frigieri, G., 37 Modi, N., 145 Wathen, N.C., 105
Fritsch, H., 79
Yin Li, C., 19
Ori, L., 37
Gardiner, A.A., 223 Oudesluys-Murphy, A.M., 155 Zhang, J., 193