NEONATAL RESPIRATION *

Assisted respiration in the treatment of neonatal tetanus.

Conservative management of severe tetanus neonatorum is attended by a very high mortality (Tompkins, 1958; Wright, 1960a; Adams, Holloway, and Thambiran, 1964). Tracheostomy in addition to sedation has not been successful in preventing respiratory failure, which necessitated mechanical ventilation (IPPV) in about 90% of the patients described by Holloway (1967). Although IPPV has been shown to ...

Neonatal outcome following cord clamping after onset of spontaneous respiration.

BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVE Evolving data indicate that cord clamping (CC) beyond 30 to 60 seconds after birth is of benefit for all infants. Recent experimental data demonstrated that ventilation before CC improved cardiovascular stability by increasing pulmonary blood flow. The objective was to describe the relationship between time to CC, onset of spontaneous respirations (SR), and 24-hour neon...

Pulmonary structural changes in neonatal hyaline membrane disease treated with high pressure artificial respiration.

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Cisplatin cytotoxicity is dependent on mitochondrial respiration in Saccharomyces cerevisiae

Objective(s): To understand the role of mitochondrial respiration in cisplatin sensitivity, we have employed wild-type and mitochondrial DNA depleted Rho0 yeast cells. Materials and Methods: Wild type and Rho0 yeast cultured in fermentable and non-fermentable sugar containing media, were studied for their sensitivity against cisplatin by monitoring growth curves, oxygen consumption, pH changes ...