1938
Hypoglycemia of the New-Born
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“…Sections stained by Congo red and by methyl violet showed no evidence of amyloidosis. An increase of heart weight has been recorded by Hurwitz and Irving (1937), Rascoff, Beilly andJacobi (1938), Miller et al (1944) in 4 out of 10 cases, and also in an infant of a prediabetic mother, and by Given et al (1950) in 4 out of 13 cases. Warren and LeCompte (1952), using Miller's formula, found 19 out of 41 cases to exceed the calculated weight by over twice the standard deviation, whilst only 6 out of 70 infants in a control group exceeded this range.…”
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“…Sections stained by Congo red and by methyl violet showed no evidence of amyloidosis. An increase of heart weight has been recorded by Hurwitz and Irving (1937), Rascoff, Beilly andJacobi (1938), Miller et al (1944) in 4 out of 10 cases, and also in an infant of a prediabetic mother, and by Given et al (1950) in 4 out of 13 cases. Warren and LeCompte (1952), using Miller's formula, found 19 out of 41 cases to exceed the calculated weight by over twice the standard deviation, whilst only 6 out of 70 infants in a control group exceeded this range.…”
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