Search Results - "OGATA, E. S"

Long-term prospective evaluation of offspring of diabetic mothers by SILVERMAN, B. L, RIZZO, T, GREEN, O. C, CHO, N. H, WINTER, R. J, OGATA, E. S, RICHARDS, G. E, METZGER, B. E

“…We have suggested that altered maternal metabolism may affect the subsequent anthropometric and neuropsychological development of children who were in utero…”
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Prenatal and perinatal influences on long-term psychomotor development in offspring of diabetic mothers by Rizzo, Thomas A, Dooley, Sharon L, Metzger, Boyd E, Cho, Nam H, Ogata, Edward S, Silverman, Bernard L

“…OBJECTIVE: Our purpose was to assess to what extent disturbances in antepartum maternal metabolism and perinatal complications and morbidities contribute to…”
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Cost-benefit analysis of preconception care for women with established diabetes mellitus by Elixhauser, A, Weschler, J.M, Kitzmiller, J.L, Marks, J.S, Bennert, H.W. Jr, Coustan, D.R, Gabbe, S.G, Herman, W.H, Kaufmann, R.C, Ogata, E.S

“…Cost-benefit analysis of preconception care for women with established diabetes mellitus. A Elixhauser , J M Weschler , J L Kitzmiller , J S Marks , H W…”
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Circulating levels of insulin, insulin-like growth factor-I (IGF-I), IGF-II, and IGF-binding proteins in the small for gestational age fetal rat by Unterman, T G, Simmons, R A, Glick, R P, Ogata, E S

“…Insulin-like growth factors (IGFs) are important regulators of somatic growth in childhood and circulate in association with specific binding proteins…”
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The effect of insulin and insulin-like growth factor-I on glucose transport in normal and small for gestational age fetal rats by Simmons, R A, Flozak, A S, Ogata, E S

“…In a model of asymmetric small for gestational age (SGA) fetal growth retardation, we have previously found that glucose transport is decreased in lung (an…”
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Intrauterine growth retardation : fetal glucose transport is diminished in lung but spared in brain by SIMMONS, R. A, GOUNIS, A. S, BANGALORE, S. A, OGATA, E. S

“…"Uteroplacental insufficiency" often causes asymmetric fetal growth retardation. Glucose transporters control cell glucose utilization and thus may be critical…”
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Carbohydrate metabolism in the fetus and neonate and altered neonatal glucoregulation by Ogata, E S

“…Altered glucose homeostasis in the neonate often results from antecedent events during fetal life. This article describes the normal and altered development of…”
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Altered gas exchange, limited glucose and branched chain amino acids, and hypoinsulinism retard fetal growth in the rat by Ogata, E S, Bussey, M E, Finley, S

“…We measured several growth stimulating variables in growth retarded (small-for-gestational-age [SGA]) rat fetuses on days 18, 19, 20, and 21 of their 21.5-day…”
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Chronic maternal hypoxia retards fetal growth and increases glucose utilization of select fetal tissues in the rat by Lueder, Frederick L., Kim, Sun-Bum, Buroker, Carolee A., Bangalore, Shrikar A., Ogata, Edward S.

“…The development of intrauterine growth retardation (IUGR) is frequently associated with fetal hypoxia, hypoglycemia, and abnormal fetal glucose metabolism. To…”
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Intrauterine growth retardation: altered hepatic energy and redox states in the fetal rat by OGATA, E. S, SWANSON, S. L, COLLINS, J. W, FINLEY, S. L

“…We determined the extent to which ligating both maternal uterine arteries affects fetal hepatic energy and redox states in the fetal rat. Bilateral maternal…”
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Altered growth, hypoglycemia, hypoalaninemia, and ketonemia in the young rat: postnatal consequences of intrauterine growth retardation by OGATA, E. S, BUSSEY, M. E, LABARBERA, A, FINLEY, S

“…We characterized some of the consequences of intrauterine growth retardation in rat pups growth retarded [small for gestational age (SGA)] due to bilateral…”
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Financial implications of implementing standards of care for diabetes and pregnancy by ELIXHAUSER, A, WESCHLER, J. M, MARKS, J. S, SEPE, S. J, KITZMILLER, J. L, BENNERT, H. W, COUSTAN, D. R, GABBE, S. G, HERMAN, W, KAUFMANN, R. C, OGATA, E. S

“…This article examines the financial implications of implementing standards of care for pregnancy among women with diabetes, including both the costs of…”
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Anatomy of a patient safety event: a pediatric patient safety taxonomy by Woods, D M, Johnson, J, Holl, J L, Mehra, M, Thomas, E J, Ogata, E S, Lannon, C

“…Background: Idiosyncratic terminology and frameworks in the study of patient safety have been tolerated but are increasingly problematic. Agreement on standard…”
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Differential effects of short and long durations of insulin-induced maternal hypoglycemia upon fetal rat tissue growth and glucose utilization by LUEDER, F. L, BUROKER, C. A, SUN-BUM KIM, FLOZAK, A. S, OGATA, E. S

“…We studied the effects of short and long durations of insulin-induced maternal hypoglycemia upon in vivo glucose utilization of several fetal tissues in the…”
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Insulin injection in the fetal rat: accelerated intrauterine growth and altered fetal and neonatal glucose homeostasis by Ogata, E S, Collins, Jr, J W, Finley, S

“…Fetal hyperinsulinemia is a well-known correlate of accelerated fetal growth; the consequences of fetal hyperinsulinemia upon fetal and neonatal…”
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Hypoglycemia in the newborn growth-retarded rat: delayed phosphoenolpyruvate carboxykinase induction despite increased glucagon availability by BUSSEY, M. E, FINLEY, S, LABARBERA, A, OGATA, E. S

“…We have characterized the sequential changes in plasma glucose, insulin and glucagon concentrations, and hepatic glycogen and phosphoenolpyruvate carboxykinase…”
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Human placental lactogen administration in the pregnant rat: acceleration of fetal growth by COLLINS, J. W, FINLEY, S. L, MERRICK, D, OGATA, E. S

“…To determine whether administration of human placental lactogen (hPL) to pregnant rats during late gestation might enhance fetal growth, we implanted…”
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Limited maternal fuel availability due to hyperinsulinemia retards fetal growth and development in the rat by OGATA, E. S, PAUL, R. I, FINLEY, S. L

“…We rendered pregnant rats chronically hyperinsulinemic to determine the effect of reduced maternal metabolic fuel availability on fetal growth and development…”
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Absence of hyperinsulinemia in isoimmunized fetuses treated with intravascular transfusion by Socol, M L, Dooley, S L, Ney, J A, Minogue, J P, Millard, D D, Ogata, E S

“…We serially sampled blood from fetuses of five severely isoimmunized pregnancies at the time of each intrauterine intravascular transfusion and at birth. We…”
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Glucose regulates glut 1 function and expression in fetal rat lung and muscle in vitro by Simmons, R A, Flozak, A S, Ogata, E S

“…The mechanisms that regulate cellular glucose transport (glucose uptake, Glut 1 protein, and mRNA) in the fetus are not known. We attempted to define the…”
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