Paediatric & Perinatal Epidemiology 1998: Vol 12 Index

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Paediatric and Perinatal Epidemiology 1998, 12, 473-474
Author Index for Volume 12
Aksit, S. 176 Du Mazaubrun, C. 228 Hussain, R. 370
Alberman, E. Suppl.1: 1, 45, 61 Dupret, A. 25 Hutton, G. Suppl.2: 75
Alexander, G.R. 152
Al-Mazrou, Y.Y. Suppl.2: 1, Edwards, A.W. 297 Jarvelin, M-R. 437
27, 59 Elbourne, D. 199 Jenkins-Woelk, L
Al-Osimi, M. Suppl.2: 98 Elliott, P. 263 Johnson, A. 199
Armstrong, M.A. 422 Ellison, G.T.H. 163 Jones, M.E. 288
Arnaud, C. 228 Escobar, G.J. 422
Asefa, M. 182 Kalter, H. 456
Farnot, U. Suppl.2: 1, 27, Katz, M. 128
Ba’ageel, H. Suppl.2: 27, 59, 116 59. 116 Kemp, M. Suppl.1: 96
Baille, M-F. 228 Fergussen, D.M. 244 Khan-Neelofur, D. Suppl.2
Bakketeig, L. Suppl.2 ary Ferri, E. Suppl.1: 31 Kieffer, E.C. 152
Belizan, J. 240, Suppl.2: 1, 27,5 Fink, J.C. 277 Kipnis, P. 422
Benedetti, T.]. 277 Fooks, J. 199 Klebanoff, M.A. 334
Berendes, H. Suppl.2: 4, 27 Fox-Rushby, J. Suppl.2: 75 Klinepeter, K.L. 72
Bergel, E. Suppl.2: 142 Frankel, S.J. Suppl.1: 96 Kogan, M.D. 152
Bergsjo, P. Suppl.2: 116, 156 Fraser, D. 128 Kothadia, J.M. 408
Bergstrom, S. 25 Fritz, S. 199 Koupilova, I
Bifulco, A. 463 Kuchaisit, C. Suppl.2: 98
Bobak, M Gaffin, ]. 4, 126, 250, 368
Bornstein, M.H. 355 Gandeh, M. Suppl.2: 142 Langer, A. Suppl.2: 98
Bower, C. 136 Gardner, M.N. 422 Lech, M.M. 459
Breart, G. Suppl.2: 156 Gissler, M. 437 Leon D \
Brown, S. 49 Gohar, J. 128 Lindmark, G. Suppl.2: 4
Buck, G. 468 Goldacre, M.J. 288, 383 Little, J. 84
Buka, S. 334 Golding, J. 121, Suppl.1: 76 Longstaff, |
Bynner, J. Suppl Goldstein, H. Suppl.1: 1, 15 ouhiala, P
Byron-Scott, R. 1 Golembeski, D. 422 Lumbiganon, P. Suppl.2: 27
Grandjean, H. 1 22 2 59. 116 ,
Caglayan, S. 176 Greenwood umey, L.H. 361
ans, C. 228 Griffith umley, J. 49
apurro, H. 240 Grundy, ¢
armi, R. 128 Giilmezoglu, M. Suppl.2 Macfarlane, |
arroli, G.S uppl.2 Gunnell, D.J. Suppl.1: 96 Mackeown, J.M
haisiri, K. Suppl.2 Mahomed, K. 25
han, A. | 136 Haan, I Malcontent 2, 122 248
lark, K I 36 Hales, \ Malone, K.I
leaton-Jones, P.E Harris Martuzzi, M. 263
nattingius, S. 25 Harville, F Meirik, O. Suppl.2: 4
ooperstoc k, M. 347 Hedegaard, M. 37 leis, P 72
RARAuk AanR, AAR. R1A76A RRARR Hemminki E. 4132;7 Moore, D.I
Hennessey, E. Suppl.1: 45, 61 Mor, ].M
Daling, J.R. 397 Henriksen, T.B. 37 Morabia Suppl.2: 156
Davey Smith, G. Suppl.1: Hewison, J. 182 Mott, M.G. 71
Dewey, C. 243 Hey, E. 199 Mudzamiri, S. 253
Diaz, E. Suppl.2: 142 Holc¢ik, J. 7 Mugford, M. Suppl.2: 75
Dillard, R.G. 72, 408 Holliday, M. 163 Murphy, M. 217
Donner, A. Suppl.2: 27, 59 Holmes, R.
Drewett, R. 182 Holt, V.I Nickson, C. 163
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Nigenda, G. Suppl.2: 98 Sanderson, M. 397 Thein, A. 24
North, K. 6, 119 Sasco, A.J. 84 Tin, W. 199
Satgé, D. 84 TLC Trial Group 313
Obel, C. 37 Schwartz, S.M. Turgeon-O Brien, H. 297
Olney, R.S. 358 Scott, H. 136
Orozco, E. Suppl.2: 98 Secher, N.J. 37 Vager6, D. 7
O’Shea, T.M. 72, 408 Sefi, S. 217 Verity, C. Suppl.1: 76
Ostergaard, J. 37 Self, S.G. 397 Villar, J. Suppl.2: 7, 27, 59
Sheiner, E. 128
Peters, T.J. Suppl.1: 96 Shepstone, L. 359 Wessel, H. 25
Piaggio, G. Suppl.2: 27, 59, 116 Sherriff, A. 83 Whitley, E. 357
Pikhart, H. 7 Shribman, S. 217 Williams, M.A. 253, 397
Pinol, A. Suppl.2: 59, 116, 142 Shum, F. 422 Williamson, E.C.M. 48
Prikazsky, V. 7 Sidebotham, P. 466 Noelk, G.B. 253
Silverman, W.A. 366
Reitmaier, P. 25 Skuse, D.H. 118 Yanover, M. 422
Rice, G. 239 Small, R. 49 Yaprak, I. 176
Roberts, D.D. 408 Smith, J. 356 Yudkin, P. 199
Rojas, G. Suppl.2: 98 Soothill, P. 24, 119
Romero, M. Suppl.2: 98 Sorensen, T.K. 253 Zemel, B.S. 334
Rose, M. 217 Stehman-Breen, C.O. 277 Zhang, J.
Ross, E. Suppl.1: 76 Swerdlow, A.J. 288, 383 Zierler, S. 334
Rumeau-Rouquette, C. 228 Szczepanska-Putz, M. 459
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Subject Index for Volume 12
Abruption 408-421 in pregnancy and childhood Circumcision and infant
Accuracy of maternal weight convulsions Suppl.1: 76-95 growth 182-198
163-175 Body mass index and pre- Cloacal exstrophy 136-151
Acetaminophen and eclampsia 258 Cocaine-exposed infants 355-356
childhood cancer 84-117 Breast cancer 361-5, 397-407 Collaborative Perinatal Project
Amniocentesis and renal Breast feeding 42, 44 334-346
disease 281 and babbling 41 Concordance of inguinal
Anaesthesia in labour and and cryptorchidism 383-396 hernia 288-296
childhood convulsions and convulsions Suppl.1: Congenital,
Suppl.1: 94 76-95 heart disease 128-135
Antenatal care see Prenatal and feeding problems 59 malformations 7-24, see also
care and infant growth 182-198 Cryptorchidism
Antepartum haemorrhage 30, and length of postnatal stay and gestational diabetes
408-421 49-71 456-458
Anti-arrhythmic drugs 125 and marital status 59 and preceding
Antibiotics 84-117 and maternal age 59 miscarriage 133
Antiemetic medication 397-407 and maternal confidence 59 Consanguinity 370-382
Apgar score, and maternal education 59 Consent, informed 2
and babbling 41 and parity 59 Convulsions,
and brain lesion 415 Breech and cryptorchidism afebrile Suppl.1: 76-95
and renal disease 277—287 383-396 febrile Suppl.1: 76-95
Arm circumference 29 British Birth Cohort studies Costs,
of mother and pre-eclampsia Suppl.1: 15-44 of maternal renal disease
9R523 -262 Butler, Neville R. Suppl.1: 1-5 280
Asthma 437-455 bibliography Suppl.1: 6-14 of prenatal care Suppl.2:
video transcript Suppl.1:
Babbling 37-48 15-30 Cough and infant growth 182-
Behaviour, childhood 118 198
Birth cohort studies Suppl.1: Caesarean section, Cryptorchidism 383-396
1-14 and childhood convulsions Czech Republic 7-24
Birthweight 7-24 Suppl.1: 93
and abdominal wall defects and renal disease 277-287 Data,
136-151 Cancer in childhood 71 management Suppl.2: 142-155
and babbling 41 Cape Verde 25-36 monitoring Suppl.2: 156-164
and childhood convulsions Carob bean juice 176-181 Day care 243
Suppl.1: 76-95 Cephalhaematoma and and babbling 41
and cryptorchidism 383-396 childhood convulsions Deprivation and perinatal
and leg length Suppl.1: 96-113 Suppl.1: 94 mortality 263-276
and trunk length Suppl.1: Cerebral palsy 72-83 Diabetes in childhood 437-455
96-113 Chelation 313-333 Diarrhoea,
by race 352-354 Child abuse 463-468 and infant growth 182-198
for gestation — intergeneration Child development 37-48 in infancy 176-181
of influence Suppl.1: 5-60 Child Health & Education Dicylomine hydrochloride
standards of twins 347-351 Survey Suppl.1: 2, 6-30 84-117
Birthweight-specific mortality Childhood cancer and Diethylstilboestrol 397-407
422-436 maternal drug exposure Diet,
Bladder exstrophy 136-151 84-117 in childhood Suppl.1: 96-113
Bleeding, Chorioamnionitis, of 5-year-olds 297-312
in first trimester and renal and brain injury 408-421 Disability,
disease 281 and cerebral palsy 72-83 ascertainment 199-216
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intellectual 437-455 and preterm delivery Lead exposure 313-333
Douglas, James Suppl.1: 5 Suppl.1: 61-75 Leg length and childhood diet
smoking, Suppl.1: 96-113
Ear infection and babbling 41 and fetal growth Suppl.1: Length of labour,
Educational achievement and 48-60 and childhood convulsions
visual impairment 228-239 and preterm delivery Suppl.1: 92
Emotional well-being sec Suppl.1: 61-75 and renai disease 281
Depression SOK ial class, Leukaemia 84-117
Encainide 125 and fetal growth Suppl. 1 Limb reduction defects 358-359
Epilepsy 437-455 Suppl.1: 76-95 48—60 Longitudinal studies Suppl.1
Episiotomy and and preterm deliver 1-14
cryptorchidism 383-396 Suppl.1: 61-75
Ethics 247 250 366-369 Growth and diet Suppl.1: 96-113 Magnesium sulphate 414
Exomphalos 136-151 Marital status 7-24
visitor assessment of and babbling 41
Family size and childhood convulsions
ind babbling Suppl.1: 90
and growth Suppl.1 ind pre-eclampsia 257
Feeding problems 49 nd prenatal care 157-159
ind breast feeding 61 Maternal
maternal confidence 6 age 28
maternal depression ¢ ind preterm delivery and babbling 41
obstetric Ca&t 6} Suppl.1: 61-75 and childhood convulsions
in Poland 459-462 Suppl 1: 90
nood CONVUISIONS medication and ind exomphalos 136
d cancer 84 and 1 gastroschisis
ay, maternal 49-71 and pre-eclampsia 25
ilisation in pregnancy and prenatal care 157
childhood convulsions and renal disease 280
alcohol
infant growth 182 pertension in pre gnancy and babbling 41
inadi hDaaDhDhIiiiNnngg 4+ ] and childhood convulsions and breast cancer 401
performance of Suppl.1: 76-95 anaemia
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Hypothermia and childhood and breast cancer 401
onvulsions Suppl 1: 76-95 antibiotics 72-83
birthweight,
Inbreeding 370-382 and fetal growth Suppl.1
methods of 199 Income and infant growth 45-60)
182-198 and preterm delivery
Gastroschisis Induction of labour and Suppl.1: 61-75
Gender and childhood convulsions blood group and childhood
mortality Suppl.1: 92- convulsions Suppl.1: 91
( sxeographic variation in Infant development 37-48 breast feeding
perinatal mortality 263 growth 182-198 and fetal growth Suppl.1
Gestation Infection 48 48-60
and cryptorchidism 383-396 and cerebral palsy 72-83 and preterm delivery
and maternal renal disease Infertility, parental and breast Suppl.1: 61-75
280 cancer 400 caffeine and babbling 41
Gestation-specific mortality Inguinal hernia 288-296 coffee and breast cancer 401
422-436 Intraparenchymal echodensity confidence 49-71
Grandparental 408-421 and breast feeding 62
hypertension, and feeding problems 62
and fetal growth Suppl.1 Kelmer-Pringle, Mia Suppl.1 and income 62
48-60 15-30 and maternal education 62
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and parity 62 and pre-eclampsia 257 Oral contraceptives and
and postnatal length of and preterm delivery childhood cancer 89
stay 62 Suppl.1: 61-75 Overcrowding and growth
depression 49-71 and renal disease 280 Suppl.1: 106-107
and confidence 63-64 thyroid disorders 400 Oxford Record Linkage Study
and feeding problems vomiting 388 (ORLS) 288-296
63-64 weight 28, 388
and income 63-64 and breast cancer 400 Paracetamol and childhood
and parity 63-64 and fetal growth Suppl.1: cancer see Acetaminophen
diabetes 388 48-60 84-117
diet, and pre-eclampsia 258 Parental unemployment and
and fetal growth Suppl.1: and preterm delivery babbling 41
48-60 Suppl.1: 61-75 Parenting and babbling 41
and preterm delivery gain and breast cancer Parity,
Suppl.1: 61-75 397-407 and childhood convulsions
education 7-24, 28 work in pregnancy and Suppl.1: 91
and childhood convulsions pre-eclampsia 257 and perinatal mortality 25-36
Suppl.1: 90 Meconium and childhood and pre-eclampsia 257
and fetal growth Suppl.1: convulsions Suppl.1: 93 and prenatal care 157-159
48-60 Metronidazole and childhood Past obstetric history 29
and infant growth 182-198 cancer 89 and childhood convulsions
and pre-eclampsia 257 Motor impairment, Suppl.1: 91
and prenatal care 157-159 and mental retardation and congenital heart disease
and preterm delivery 228-239 128-135
Suppl.1: 61-75 and visual impairment and fetal growth Suppi.1
gestation, 228-239 48-60
and fetal growth Suppl.1: Multivariate analysis 6 and pre-eclampsia 257
48-60 and preterm delivery
and preterm delivery National Birthday Trust Fund Suppl.1: 61-75
Suppl.1: 61-75 357, Suppl.1: 15 and renal disease 280
haemoglobin and childhood National Child Development Paternal,
convulsions Suppl.1: 92 Study Suppl.1: 2, 16-30, 45- birthweight,
height 28 60, 61-75 and fetal growth Suppl.
and fetal growth Suppl.1 National Survey of Health & 48-60
48-60 Development Suppl.1: 2, and preterm delivery
and pre-eclampsia 258 16-30 Suppl.1: 61-75
and preterm delivery Neonatal, gestation,
Suppl.1: 61-75 blood pressure 408-421 and fetal growth Suppl.
medication, care and mortality 422-436 48-60
and breast cancer 397-407 deaths, classification of and preterm delivery
and childhood cancer 84-117 422-436 Suppl.1: 61-75
menarche, morbidity and childhood height,
and fetal growth Suppl.1: convulsions Suppl.1: 95 and fetal growth Suppl.
48-60 sepsis 72-83 48-60
and preterm delivery symptoms and childhood and preterm delivery
Suppl.1: 61-75 convulsions Suppl.1: 76-95 Suppl.1: 61-75
post-partum fever 25-36 Neuroblastoma 84-117 weight,
pyrexia 72-83 Nutrition of 5-year-olds 297-312 and fetal growth Suppl.
smoking 29, 37-48, 388 48-60
and breast cancer 401 Obesity and pre-eclampsia and preterm delivery
and childhood convulsions 253-262 Suppl.1: 61-75
Suppl.1: 76-95 Oestrogens, maternal 361-366 Pelvic width 28
and fetal growth Suppl.1: Oligohydramnios and renal Perinatal mortality 25-36
48-60 disease 281 and consanguinity 370-382
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and social factors 263-276 Race and renal disease 280 testing 83
Phenytoin 84-117 Randomised control trial 176- Sweden 7-24
Pneumothorax 408-421 181, 199-216, 313-333,
Polyhydramnios and renal Suppl.2: 1-164 Time trends,
disease 281 Registers, use of 437-455 in birthweight 7-24
Ponderal index at birth 7-24 Renal disease, maternal in nutrition 297-312
Postnatal, 277-287 in visual impairment 228-239
smoking 43 Resuscitation, Tooth extraction and infant
stay 49-71 and brain lesion 408-421 growth 182-198
Pre-eclampsia 253-262 and childhood convulsions Trophoblastic cell rest theory
and brain injury 408-421 Suppl.1: 76-95 128-135
and childhood convulsions ethics of 366-369 Trunk length and childhood
Suppl.1: 76-95 Rhesus negative 30 diet Suppl.1: 96-113
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and cryptorchidism 383-396 Twinning,
and perinatal mortality 25-36 Sanitation and infant growth and brain injury 408-421
and prenatal care Suppl.2: 13 182-198 and pre-eclampsia 257
and renal disease 277-28 Satisfaction with prenatal care Twins, growth standards
Prenatal care, Suppl.2: 14 347-351
and ethnic origin 152-162 Sibling recurrence of inguinal
and renal disease 280 hernia 288-296 Uvulectomy and infant
components of Suppl.2 SIDS prevention 217-227 growth 182-198
116-141 Sleeping position 217-227
frequency of Suppl.2: 7-26 Small-for-gestational-age and Visual impairment 228-239
in developed countries renal disease 277-287 Vitamin K and childhood
Suppl.2: 4-6 Social convulsions Suppl.1: 94
in developing countries class Volume expansion 199-216
Suppl.2: 1-3 and babbling 41
provider of Suppl.2:14-16 and childhood convulsions Water supply and infant
quality of Suppl.2: 98-115 Suppl.1: 90 growth 182-198
systematic review Suppl.2: and childhood diet Weight,
- 26 Suppl.1: 96-113 antenatal 163-175
Presentation of fetus and and cryptorchidism 383-396 gain — bias 163-175
perinatal mortality 25-36 and diet Suppl.1: 96-113 WHO Antenatal Randomised
Preterm and fetal growth Suppl.1: Controlled Trial Suppl.2
and babbling 41 48-60 1-164
delivery 7-24 and preterm delivery data management Suppl.2:
labour and renai disease Suppl.1: 61-75 142-155
277-287 conditions, data monitoring Suppl.2
Previous, and growth Suppl.1: 96-113 156-164
hypertensive disorder 25-36 variation 7-24 economic evaluation of,
miscarriage 128-135 SPER, Suppl.2: 75-97
perinatal death and current abstracts Al-A34 practice of care Suppl.2:
perinatal mortality 2 5-36 history 468-471 116-141
Progesterone and childhood Spontaneous abortion see quality of care Suppl.2: 98-115
cancer 89 Miscarriage rationale Suppl.2: 27-58
Prolonged rupture of the Statistical, study design Suppl.2: 27-58
membranes 30 methodology 357-360
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