Pathologie der frühgeborenen einschließlich der „debilen“ und „lebensschwachen“ Kinder

Histopathologic Brain Changes in 1152 Cases of the Perinatal and Early Infancy Period

“…The intra ventricular rupture occurred much more frequently from subepen dymal or plexus veins around the anterior horn than in the inferior or posterior horns. The common occurrence of hemorrhage in the brain of the premature had been stressed already by Y l p p o e [27,28] who reported extensive subarachnoid or intraventricular hemorrhage in 30% of 170 premature infants. If petechiae are included, hemorrhages in the brains of fetuses and neonates were found in 100% of 226 cases examined recently in the Warren Museum by R .…”

Necrotizing Enterocolitis – 150 Years of Fruitless Search for the Cause

“…Arvo Ylppö [6] , later director of the Helsinki University Children's Hospital, organized Germany's first special care unit for preterm infants at the Berlin Kaiserin Auguste Victoria Haus from 1912 to 1920, and described NEC in 1931: 'The mucosal hemorrhages and ulcers in some cases lead to bean-shaped swellings in certain sections of the small intestine. These swellings originate from extensive necrosis of the intestinal wall which gives way to increased gas pressure within the gut.…”

History of Neonatal Resuscitation – Part 2: Oxygen and Other Drugs

“…With this technique the air contains barely more oxygen than it otherwise would.' Figure 1 shows the huge cooking pan serving as an incubator for preterm infants at the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria Haus in Berlin -side by side with a large oxygen tank [16] . Gastric oxygen did not gain widespread acceptance, but it was still in use after the Second World War by Akerrén and Fürstenberg [17] , Saling [18] and James et al [19] .…”