Hypoglycaemia in the newly born baby

Hypoglycaemia in the newly born baby.

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An Interesting Case of Melæna and Hæmatemesis in a Newly-Born Baby

History of no passing of urine since birth and of muddy stool passed once or twice. No other abnormality could be detected. Previous History.?First issue was normal. The first child is still living in sound health. Finding no other alternative I simply gave one drop of adrenalin chloride solution (1 in 1,000; with a teaspoonful of milk by mouth. The mother of the child gave that milk to the chi...

Somatic Stability in The Newly Born

Some papers are exceedingly short and frequently represent an abstract of work already published in full elsewhere. For the most part the discussions were terribly stinted. To the serious student, there is only a handful of new and worthy information. One such example was an interesting paper by Hofmann on the Micellar Solubilization of Fatty Acids and Monoglycerides in Bile Salt Solutions. The...

Obturator palsy in the newly born.

Peripheral nerve palsies affecting a limb or limbs in the newly born are uncommon. The experience of the authors in a maternity teaching hospital suggests that the incidence is approximately 1 to 2 per 1,000 live births. Involvement of the lower limbs is especially uncommon (von Reuss, 1920; Brennemann, 1960) and paralysis of the obturator nerve is extremely rare. Two examples are described in ...

Care of the Newly Born Infant