Recognition and management of children with increased lead absorption.
JJ Chisolm Jr, D Barltrop - Archives of Disease in Childhood, 1979 - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Childhood lead poisoning has been increasingly recognised in the USA where large-scale
screening programmes detect some 40 000 cases of undue lead absorption a year. This …
screening programmes detect some 40 000 cases of undue lead absorption a year. This …
The prevalence of pica
D Barltrop - American journal of diseases of children, 1966 - jamanetwork.com
YOUNG CHILDREN are well known to mouth or ingest substances that are not normally
regarded as edible, and this is recognized to be a normal phase of development …
regarded as edible, and this is recognized to be a normal phase of development …
Plasma alkaline phosphatase activity: a screening test for rickets in preterm neonates
I Kovar, P Mayne, D Barltrop - The Lancet, 1982 - Elsevier
Both rickets and raised plasma alkaline phosphatase activity are common in the preterm
infant. Measurement of plasma alkaline phosphatase activity is valuable in screening for …
infant. Measurement of plasma alkaline phosphatase activity is valuable in screening for …
Environmental lead and its paediatric significance.
D Barltrop - Postgraduate Medical Journal, 1969 - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Introduction Although paediatricians are familiar with the problem of childhood lead
poisoning in association with the ingestion of lead paint, little attention has been given to the …
poisoning in association with the ingestion of lead paint, little attention has been given to the …
The influence of dietary minerals and fat on the absorption of lead
D Barltrop, HE Khoo - Science of the Total Environment, 1976 - Elsevier
The nutritional factors influencing the absorption of lead from the gut have been studied
using both intact animals and ligated gut loop preparation. Short-term feeding studies have …
using both intact animals and ligated gut loop preparation. Short-term feeding studies have …
Clinical lead poisoning in England: an analysis of routine sources of data.
OBJECTIVE: To examine the occurrence of clinical lead poisoning in England based on
routine sources of data. METHODS: Three routine data sources were examined, over …
routine sources of data. METHODS: Three routine data sources were examined, over …
Absorption of fat and calcium by low birthweight infants from milks containing butterfat and olive oil.
D Barltrop, TE Oppé - Archives of Disease in Childhood, 1973 - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Methods The infants studied were admitted to the special care baby unit during a period of
22 months. They were selected consecutively as they became available within 3 to 34 days …
22 months. They were selected consecutively as they became available within 3 to 34 days …
Hypercalcaemia associated with neonatal subcutaneous fat necrosis
D Barltrop - Archives of Disease in Childhood, 1963 - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Localized neonatal subcutaneous fat necrosis has been well recognized since the
description of Fabyan (1907). Since then many case reports have been published: thus Masi …
description of Fabyan (1907). Since then many case reports have been published: thus Masi …
Factors influencing exposure of children to lead.
D Barltrop, NJ Killala - Archives of Disease in Childhood, 1969 - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Methods The families selected for study were contacted at a single local Infant Welfare Clinic
by two interviewers, and the sole criterion for inclusion was that the family contained at least …
by two interviewers, and the sole criterion for inclusion was that the family contained at least …
An analysis of the normal ranges of lymphocyte subpopulations in children aged 5–13 years
M Robinson, J O'donohoe, G Dadian… - European journal of …, 1996 - Springer
Peripheral blood lymphocyte subsets were examined in 233 healthy school children aged
4.9–13.7 years at the time of examination. Lymphocyte subsets were characterized …
4.9–13.7 years at the time of examination. Lymphocyte subsets were characterized …