[Infant toxicosis in prematures treated with aureomycin without diet].
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Chlortetracycline↗
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[Essay with the treatment of infant toxicosis with RP 4560..].
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Autonomic Agents↗
[Decreasing incidence of infant toxicosis; report on 365 cases from 1930 to 1953].
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Biometry↗
[Results of antibiotic therapy in 1231 cases of infant toxicosis in the Leipzig Kinderklinik].
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Anti-Bacterial Agents↗
[Pathogenesis of infant toxicosis. I. X ray findings on the gastrointestinal tract].
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Gastrointestinal Tract↗
[Significance and etiology of circulatory disorders in infant toxicosis].
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Cardiovascular Diseases↗
[Treatment of acute diarrhea & infant toxicosis in the Hospital de Arica].
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[Cellular metabolism in infant toxicosis and atrophy, based on a study of the erythrocytes].
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Adenosine Triphosphate↗
[Considerations on infant toxicosis].
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Humans↗
[Cell metabolism in infant toxicosis and atrophy as based on the examination of red blood corpuscles].
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Atrophy↗
[Pathogenesis and therapy of infant toxicosis with a contribution to the problem of peroral rehydration by continuous gastric drip].
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Child↗
[Indications for treatment of infant toxicosis drawn from acidosis and hypertension].
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Acidosis↗
[Blood viscosity, actual osmotic pressure and electrocardiodiagram in dehydration of acute infant toxicosis and its therapy].
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Blood Viscosity↗
[A new infant toxicosis: toxic infantile dyspepsia caused by adulterated flour and impure milk products].
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Animals↗
[Blood studies in infant toxicosis; determination of freezing points of electrolytic and of main blood components].
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Blood Component Transfusion↗
Pathogenesis and etiology of infant toxicosis.
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Poisoning↗
[Correlation between circulatory retardation, oxygen deficiency and toxicosis in infants].
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Heart Arrest↗
[Clinico-pathogenetic aspects of infectious toxicosis in infants caused by acute pneumonia].
Altogether 101 children under one year of age with infectious toxicosis due to acute pneumonia were examined for the clinical, roentgenomorphological and biochemical aspects of the given condition. The clinical aspects were delineated on the basis of the universal status covered by the formalized case report. The biochemical processes were analyzed according to the content of peroxidation products of membrane lipids, the concentration of hydrogen peroxide, phospholipase activity, antioxidant and antiperoxide defence of the blood as well as according to the physical constants of red blood cell membranes. A direct relationship was discovered between the clinical picture (the degree of toxicosis) and membranopathological processes. The data obtained make it possible to conceive the model of infectious toxicosis as a membranopathological one, induced by the syndrome of the deficiency of antioxidant and antiperoxide enzymes.
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