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Once-daily Gentamicin Dosing in Newborn Infants by Lundergan, Faye S, Kim, Eun H, Cohen, Ronald S

“…We developed a simplified gentamicin dosing protocol for all neonates using a loading dose and once-daily dosing that would have an equal or lower incidence of…”
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Adhesion of Percutaneously Inserted Silastic Central Venous Lines to the Vein Wall Associated With Malassezia furfur Infection by Kim, Eun H., Cohen, Ronald S., Ramachandran, Pramela, Glasscock, Gregory F.

“…Percutaneously inserted Silastic central venous catheters have been used for prolonged infusion of parenteral nutrition in neonates. Malassezia furfur…”
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The effects of thyroid hormone on insulin-like growth factor (IGF) and IGF-binding protein (IGFBP) expression in the neonatal rat: prolonged high expression of IGFBP-2 in methimazole-induced congenital hypothyroidism by Näntö-Salonen, K, Glasscock, G F, Rosenfeld, R G

“…In the rat a developmental switch in the serum insulin-like growth factor (IGF) and IGF-binding protein (IGFBP) profile takes place during the first 3…”
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Pituitary control of growth in the neonatal rat: effects of neonatal hypophysectomy on somatic and organ growth, serum insulin-like growth factors (IGF)-I and -II levels, and expression of IGF binding proteins by Glasscock, G F, Gelber, S E, Lamson, G, McGee-Tekula, R, Rosenfeld, R G

“…The neonatal period is a time of transition between pituitary-independent fetal growth and the pituitary-dependent growth seen in older mammals. To evaluate…”
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Ontogeny of pituitary regulation of growth in the developing rat: comparison of effects of hypophysectomy and hormone replacement on somatic and organ growth, serum insulin-like growth factor-I (IGF-I) and IGF-II levels, and IGF-binding protein levels in the neonatal and juvenile rat by Glasscock, G F, Gin, K K, Kim, J D, Hintz, R L, Rosenfeld, R G

“…We investigated pituitary regulation of growth during two critical stages of development in the rat, using hypophysectomy (Hx) with replacement of GH and/or…”
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The Zavanelli maneuver for relief of abdominal dystocia associated with gastroschisis by Hensleigh, Paul A., Ray-Friele, Eleanor, Chao, Andrew, Glasscock, Gregory F.

“…A patient with acute hydramnios and advanced preterm labor at 34 weeks was seen after gastroschisis had been diagnosed by second-trimester fetal…”
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Pituitary regulation of postnatal small intestinal ontogeny in the rat: differential regulation of digestive hydrolase maturation by thyroxine and growth hormone by Castillo, R O, Glasscock, G F, Noren, K M, Reisenauer, A M

“…During the third week of postnatal life, dramatic ontogenic changes occur in the morphology and enzymology of the small intestine of the infant rat, enabling…”
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Retrospective analysis of risks associated with an umbilical artery catheter system for continuous monitoring of arterial oxygen tension by Cohen, R S, Ramachandran, P, Kim, E H, Glasscock, G F

“…We reviewed retrospectively the incidence of complications encountered with two different umbilical artery catheters (UACs): a silicone-rubber end-hole…”
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Experience with double-lumen umbilical venous catheters in the low-birth-weight neonate by Ramachandran, P, Cohen, R S, Kim, E H, Glasscock, G F

“…Reliable vascular access can be problematic in sick low-birth-weight neonates. Umbilical venous catheters are one form of vascular access that can be used in…”
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Concomitant branching enzyme and phosphorylase deficiencies. An unusual glycogenosis with extensive neuronal polyglucosan storage by Herrick, M K, Twiss, J L, Vladutiu, G D, Glasscock, G F, Horoupian, D S

“…A baby girl was born hypotonic and was respirator-dependent until death at 43 days of age. A muscle biopsy revealed PAS-positive, diastase-resistant…”
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A modified newborn intensive care unit environment may shorten hospital stay by Gatts, J D, Wallace, D H, Glasscock, G F, McKee, E, Cohen, R S

“…Premature infants with birth weights from 1121 to 2000 gm were assigned randomly to two groups. Experimental group infants were placed on a…”
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Overestimation of neonatal PO2 by collection of arterial blood gas values with the butterfly infusion set by Kim, E H, Cohen, R S, Ramachandran, P, Glasscock, G F

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Hormonal control of growth in the infant rat by Glasscock, G F, Nicoll, C S

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A technique for hypophysectomy of neonatal rats by Glasscock, G F

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Hormonal control of growth in the infant rat: further evidence that neither thyrotropin nor thyroid hormones are transferred via milk to suckling pups by Glasscock, G F, Nicoll, C S

“…Experiments were conducted to obtain information on the possible transfer of TSH and thyroid hormones from mother rats to their infants via milk. The mothers…”
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Effects of continuous infusion of insulin-like growth factor I and II, alone and in combination with thyroxine or growth hormone, on the neonatal hypophysectomized rat by Glasscock, G F, Hein, A N, Miller, J A, Hintz, R L, Rosenfeld, R G

“…In this study, we examined the effects of systemically administered insulin-like growth factor (IGF)-I and -II on growth of the hypophysectomized (Hx) neonatal…”
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Evidence for pituitary regulation of somatic growth, insulin-like growth factors-I and -II, and their binding proteins in the fetal rat by Kim, J D, Näntö-Salonen, K, Szczepankiewicz, J R, Rosenfeld, R G, Glasscock, G F

“…We investigated pituitary regulation of late-gestation fetal growth in the spontaneous dwarf rat, a strain with an autosomal recessive mutation (gene symbol…”
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Evidence for pituitary regulation of somatic growth, insulin-like growth factor-I and -II, and their binding proteins in the fetal rat by KIM, J. D, NÄNTÖ-SALONEN, K, SZCZEPANKIEWICZ, J. R, ROSENFELD, R. G, GLASSCOCK, G. F

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Hormonal control of growth of the infant rat. II. Effects of hypophysectomy, thyroidectomy and the combination of these operations: evidence that neither TSH nor thyroxine is transferred via milk to suckling young by Glasscock, G F, Nicoll, C S

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