[Malformations with reduced and with complete number of umbilical arteries. Autopsy findings in 955 stillborn, premature and full-term infants].
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Abnormalities, Multiple↗
Biomedical subjects
G Molz
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[Modern trends in inborn errors of metabolism (reports) (author's transl)].
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Child↗
[Prenatal pneumonia with multinuclear giant cells in an immature, premature infant].
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Amniotic Fluid↗
[Variations in child mortality in the past 100 years].
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Accidents↗
[Diffuse glomerulonephritis in staphylococci infiltrated ventriculo-atrial cerebrospinal fluid shunts].
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Autopsy↗
[Abnormal course of the left pulmonary artery with entwining of the right stem-bronchus and trachea as the underlaying cause of ventilatory inhibition].
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Autopsy↗
[Abnormal left pulmonary artery with a sling around the right main bronchus and the trachea as the cause of respiratory obstruction].
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Bronchi↗
[Progressive septic granulomatosis].
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Abscess↗
[Farber's disease. Pathologic anatomical findings].
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Aorta↗
[Agenesis of the ductus arteriosus Botalli in newborns with tetralogy of Fallot].
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Aorta, Thoracic↗
[Congenital lymphagiectasis of the lungs. A radiographically detectable cause of the respiratory distress syndrome in the newborn].
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Humans↗
[Unilateral occurrence of alveolar hyaline membranes in a newborn infant dying during delivery].
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Acidosis↗
[Stomach surgery in newborn infants].
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Female↗
[Pathomorphological studies in complete defective pulmonary vein opening into the ductus venosus Arantii].
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Angiocardiography↗
[Aplasia of an umbilical artery and congenital anomalies].
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Child↗
[Aberrant subclavian arteries: predominance in females (author's transl)].
Thirty-five cases of aberrant subclavian artery were observed in 1408 consecutive necropsies on fetuses, newborns, infants and children; the autopsies were performed by the same pathologist. The right subclavian artery was found to be involved in 32 cases, the left subclavian artery in 3 cases. The artery always passed behind the esophagus. In 12 of the cases, the aberrant subclavian artery occurred as an isolated anomaly. In the remainder of the cases the aberrant subclavian artery was associated with malformations of the heart and the great vessels; coexistent extracardial defects were also noted. Of the 35 cases 13 were males and 22 females. In reviewing the literature a series of 431 cases is presented. Of these cases the aberrant subclavian artery occurred in 177 males and 254 females. The predominance in females is statistically established.
Autopsy↗