Based on the observation of 241 children who were diagnosed in the Chest Clinic of the
Bellevue Hospital, New York, as having tuberculous meningitis, this paper gives an …

The significance of potentially harmful influences on the fetus and newborn may be judged
in two ways. A direct effect on perinatal mortality is the more easily measured; while subtle …

SUMMARY Intelligence testing using Wechsler, Bender Gestalt and reading tests has been
carried out in 105 of 120 children who weighed 1500g or less at birth, born in or admitted to …

An analysis was made of all cases of bacteraemia that had occurred in the referral neonatal
intensive care unit at Hammersmith Hospital during the years 1976--79. One hundred and …

Antimicrobial therapy has made few more dramatic conquests than that of bacterial
meningitis, which it has transformed from the almost univer-sally fatal illness of 30 years ago …

Of a total of 170 children who weighed 1500g or less at birth and who were born in or
admitted shortly after birth to Hammersmith Hospital, London, between the years 1961‐70 …

In researching women's involvement in economic crime, the concept of the 'economic'is
problematic. Women's crime for economic gain and women's crime in economic terms are …

Meningitis is an uncommon but serious illness at any age, and during the first few weeks of
life it poses a particular hazard with high mortality and a considerable risk to survivors of …

The term congenital (or intrauterine) pneumonia is commonly used to describe an
apparently inflammatory disease of the lungs found at autopsy in a small proportion of …

The incidence of mental defect, visual and hearing disability, major neurological handicap,
and such minor neurological handicap as can be detected on examination at 2--9 years …