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Prospective observations of 100 high-risk neonates by high-field (1.5 Tesla) magnetic resonance imaging of the central nervous system. II, Lesions associated with hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy by KEENEY, S. E, ADCOCK, E. W, MCARDLE, C. B

“…One hundred neonates determined prospectively to be at risk for neurologic handicap underwent magnetic resonance imaging with a high-field (1.5 T) imager…”
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Prospective observations of 100 high-risk neonates by high-field (1.5 Tesla) magnetic resonance imaging of the central nervous system. I, Intraventricular and extracerebral lesions by KEENEY, S. E, ADCOCK, E. W, MCARDLE, C. B

“…The results of observations of the first 100 neonates at the University of Texas Health Science Center (Houston) who received magnetic resonance imaging of the…”
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Plasma and Urine Riboflavin and Pyridoxine Concentrations in Enterally Fed Very-Low-Birth-Weight Neonates by Porcelli, Peter J, Adcock, Eugene W, DelPaggio, Dia, Swift, Larry L, Greene, Harry L

“…SUMMARYPreterm infant formulas (PIFs) for very-low-birth-weight (VLBW) infants (birth weight, <1,500 g) are augmented to provide daily riboflavin and…”
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Umbilical uptake of amino acids in the unstressed fetal lamb by Lemons, J A, Adcock, 3rd, E W, Jones, Jr, M D, Naughton, M A, Meschia, G, Battaglia, F C

“…The whole blood concentrations of 22 amino acids were measured in a chronic, unstressed fetal lamb preparations. Samples were taken daily from the umbilical…”
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Endocarditis in high-risk neonates by Oelberg, D G, Fisher, D J, Gross, D M, Denson, S E, Adcock, 3rd, E W

“…The clinical spectrum of neonatal endocarditis, including bacterial and nonbacterial types, is examined in five case reports that were drawn from nursery…”
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Twenty-four hour in-house coverage for neonatal intensive care units in academic centers: who, how, and why? by Denson, S E, Adcock, 3rd, E W

“…Twenty-four-hour in-house coverage by attending physicians is becoming more common in academic centers in certain subspecialties in pediatrics. The actual…”
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Lithocholate glucuronide is a cholestatic agent by Oelberg, D G, Chari, M V, Little, J M, Adcock, E W, Lester, R

“…Lithocholic acid and its taurine, glycine, and sulfate derivatives are potent cholestatic agents. Lithocholate glucuronide is present in the plasma and urine…”
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Calcium binding by lithocholic acid derivatives by Oelberg, D G, Dubinsky, W P, Adcock, E W, Lester, R

“…Lithocholic acid (LCA) and its sulfate (LCS) and glucuronide (LCG) derivatives are potent cholestatic agents. During the course of LCG-induced cholestasis in…”
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Effects of fasting on uterine blood flow and substrate uptake in sheep by Morriss, F H, Rosenfeld, C R, Crandell, S S, Adcock, 3rd, E W

“…Twelve chronically instrumented late-gestation ewes fasted for 5 days were found to have a 25% decrease in total uterine blood flow and a 20% decrease in…”
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Neonatal gastric motility in dogs: maturation and response to pentagastrin by Malloy, M H, Morriss, F H, Denson, S E, Weisbrodt, N W, Lichtenberger, L M, Adcock, 3rd, E W

“…Postnatal changes in the pH of gastric secretions, gastric motility, serum gastrin concentration, and response of the stomach to pentagastrin administration…”
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Human milk and breast-feeding by Palma, P A, Adcock, 3rd, E W

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Uterine uptake of amino acids throughout gestation in the unstressed ewe by Morriss, Jr, F H, Adcock, 3rd, E W, Paxson, Jr, C L, Greeley, Jr, W J

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Plasma and Urine Riboflavin During Riboflavin‐Free Nutrition in Very‐Low‐Birth‐Weight Infants by Porcelli, Peter J., Rosser, Mary L., DelPaggio, Dia, Adcock, Eugene W., Swift, Larry, Greene, Harry

“…ABSTRACT Background Very‐low‐birth‐weight (VLBW; birth weight <1500 g) infants receive enteral and parenteral nutriture that provides greater daily riboflavin…”
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Placental amino acid uptake: tissue preparation, kinetics, and preincubation effect by Smith, C H, Adcock, 3rd, E W, Teasdale, F, Meschia, G, Battaglia, F C

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Intestinal absorption of bile acid glucuronides in rats by OELBERG, D. G, LITTLE, J. M, ADCOCK, E. W, LESTER, R

“…While the intestinal absorption of taurine, glycine, and sulfate conjugates of bile acids has been studied extensively, nothing is known about the absorption…”
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Hypernatremia and intracranial hemorrhage in neonates by Simmons, M A, Adcock, 3rd, E W, Bard, H, Battaglia, F C

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What is meant by the term "bile acid"? by Roger, L, St Pyrek, J, Little, J M, Adcock, E W

“…The bile acids are a set of acidic steroids. Many conventional bile acids share a common derivation and have functional characteristics in common. Exceptions…”
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Congenital torsion of the penis in father-son pairs by Paxson, Jr, C L, Corriere, Jr, J N, Morriss, Jr, F H, Adcock, 3rd, E W

“…Congenital torsion of the penis was observed in 5 newborns, 3 of whom had fathers with torsion of the penis. We believe that this common benign condition may…”
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Nature of Bile Acids in the Fetus and Newborn Infant by Lester, R., Pyrek, J. St, Little, J. M., Adcock, E. W.

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Human Chorionic Gonadotropin: Its Possible Role in Maternal Lymphocyte Suppression by Adcock, Eugene W., Teasdale, François, August, Charles S., Cox, Sheila, Meschia, Giacomo, Battaglia, Frederick C., Naughton, Michael A.

“…Human chorionic gonadotropin completely inhibits the response of lymphocytes to phytohemagglutinin. The effect is both reversible and noncytotoxic. These…”
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