Case 1.?M.S., female, 25, married, three children, youngest five months; pregnancy, confinement and puerperium natural. The illr.ess began on March 7th, 1906, with weakness and jaundice but no pain. The jaundice deepened, she vomited a few times and had a little pain in the back. On March 21st she came into the General Hospital under Dr. Parker. She was at that time deeply jaundiced, but with a...

1. The biliary excretion of [(14)C]trimophonium iodide [tri[(14)C]methyl(3-hydroxyphenyl)ammonium iodide] was studied in normal Wistar animals and in jaundiced homozygous Gunn rats. 2. In normal Wistar rats small amounts of radioactivity (approx. 3% of the dose in 4h) were excreted in bile as two glucuronide conjugates, i.e. [(14)C]trimophonium glucuronide [tri[(14)C]methyl-(3-oxyphenyl)ammoniu...

Neurological status was studied in 50 jaundiced infants with a total serum bilirubin of > 400 mumol/l (23.4 mg/dl). Infants were assessed in the neonatal period with the Neonatal Neurological Examination and 4 months of age with the Infant Motor Screen. Twenty-six (52 per cent) infants were premature. Analysis of variance did not show a significant difference between gestational age, birth weig...