CHILD CARE IN GENERAL PRACTICE. CONVULSIONS IN INFANCY AND CHILDHOOD. II.
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W S CRAIG
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CONVULSIONS IN INFANCY AND CHILDHOOD. I.
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LESSONS DERIVED FROM TEN YEARS' EXPERIENCE OF THE SPECIAL BABY-CARE UNIT IN A MATERNITY HOSPITAL.
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The early detection of pyrexia in the newborn.
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Early Diagnosis↗
Admissions and readmissions from district to the special baby-care unit of a maternity hospital.
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Interpreting observations in the premature baby.
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Obturator palsy in the newly born.
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Radial palsy simulating Volkmann's contracture in a newly-born baby.
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Vomiting in the early days of life.
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On real and apparent external bleeding in the newborn.
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Convulsive movements occurring in the first 10 days of life.
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Changing emphases in paediatrics; the challenge of our times.
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Pregnancy complicated by diabetes mellitus. A study in combined obstetric and paediatric management.
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The pediatric management of emotional and behavioral disorders.
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Of peripheral nerve palsies in the newly born.
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Hypocalcaemic tetany developing within 36 hours of birth.
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Clinical signs of neonatal tetany: with especial reference to their occurrence in newborn babies of diabetic mothers.
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