[Right-to-left shunt in the neonatal period: V. Determination of oxygen partial pressure in the blood using a metra-micro-measuring chamber].
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Blood Gas Analysis↗
Biomedical subjects
K Menzel
Publications and source records attributed to K Menzel.
[Effect of nonspecific infections during pregnancy on intrauterine fetal development].
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Female↗
[Right-left shunt during the neonatal period. 1. Theoretical principles for shunt determination and shunt calculation in healthy newborn infants after the third day of life].
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Ductus Arteriosus, Patent↗
[Right-to-left shunt during the neonatal period. II. Shunt calculation in newborn infants with congenital valvular defects].
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Cyanosis↗
[Problems of iatrogenic lesions in enonatal intensive therapy. II. Infectious and physical complications].
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Humans↗
[Various problems in iatrogenic damage during neonatal intensive therapy. I. Sequelae of oxygen toxicity].
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Critical Care↗
[Positive evidence of IgM in newborn and premature infants].
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Humans↗
[Hemolytic disease of the newborn caused by Rh incompatibility from the recent neonatologic viewpoint. I. Development of morbidity in the regions of Erfurt and Suhl following general induction of preventive anti-D therapy].
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Antibodies, Anti-Idiotypic↗
[Current problems of unspecific neonatal infections. I. Risk of typical perinatal infections].
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Acidosis↗
[Three years of CPAP-breathing therapy in immature and mature newborns (author's transl)].
162 immature and mature asphyctic newborns were treated by CPAP breathing. The overall survival was 42%. Taking babies without primary asphyxia not into account, 55% per cent survived. On children born before the 34. week of gestation, the therapeutic effectivity decreased markedly.
Asphyxia Neonatorum↗
[Characteristic radiological findings in respiratory insufficiency in neonatal age--a 5-year study with 1694 cases of disease (author's transl)].
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Humans↗
[Daylight and transitory bilirubinemia in premature and mature newborns].
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Birth Weight↗
[Plasma- and intraerythrocyte potassium in newborn and in premature infants].
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Birth Weight↗
[Neuropediatric follow-up studies of preterm born babies with birth weight below 1600 g (author's transl)].
Neuropediatric follow-up studies during 18 months of preterm born babies with birth weight below 1600 g show a normal development in 70%. Better perinatological and neuropediatric long-term care are taken as causes of the improved developmental prognosis of children at risk in recent years.
Female↗
[Hemolytic disease of the newborn caused by Rh incompatibility. II. Clinical course and motality].
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Birth Weight↗
[The patent ductus arteriosus from a perinatological viewpoint].
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Cyclooxygenase Inhibitors↗
[Modern aspects of perinatal hypoxia].
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Brain↗
Brain-typical creatinekinase in the serum of newborn infants with perinatal brain damage.
The normal values of serum-CK-activity in healthy newborns varied greatly (95% range: 4--165 U/l; 257 probands) and the borderline to pathological values was not sharp. Brain-typical CK-isoenzyme (CK-BB) could be detected in serum of 6 of 8 infants with perinatal brain damage by means of agar gel electrophoresis. The combination of neuropathological symptoms, increased total-serum-CK-activity, and significant amount of CK-BB in serum seemed to be a sure sign of severe CNS-damage in newborns.
Brain Diseases↗