FETAL AND NEONATAL EDITION July issue
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Introduction |
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The following articles
being
published in the July 1999 issue of the Fetal and
Neonatal edition of the Archives of Disease in Childhoodmay be of general interest to paediatricians.
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ANNOTATION |
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Recent advances in neonatology
J M Rennie, S A Bokhari
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ORIGINAL ARTICLES |
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Neurodevelopmental outcome at early school age of children born to mothers with gestational diabetes
A Ornoy, A Wolf, N Ratzon C Greenbaum, M Dulitzky
Iron nutritional status in preterm infants fed formula fortified with iron
Ian J Griffin, Richard J Cooke, Michael M Reid, Kenneth PB McCormick, Jacqui S Smith
Longitudinal study of behaviour disorders in low birthweight infants
C J Stevenson, P Blackburn, P O D Pharoah
Safety and effectiveness of BCG vaccination in preterm babies
Sudhin Thayyil-Sudhan, Ashok Kumar, Meharban Singh, Vinod Kumar Paul, Ashok Kumar Deorari
Severe apnoeas following immunisation in premature infants
M H Slack, D Schapira
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CURRENT TOPIC |
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Low birth weight and
adult insulin resistance: the "catch-up growth"
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