Physiological Principles Involved in the Care of the Pre-term Human Infant

Hey, Edmund

doi:10.1007/978-1-4899-7212-5_8

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“…This study has found a higher EHL (29–76% of the observed T core reduction) than described in the literature . BSA uncovered was small (mean 3.7%).…”

Section: Discussioncontrasting

confidence: 55%

“…Evaporative heat loss (EHL) has been quoted at 10–24% total heat loss under thermoneutral conditions . However, we have been unable to find any references to support these figures except for a study of newborns citing the upper limit . Convective heating, by decreasing the vapor pressure gradient and increasing air velocity, may increase EHL through evaporative water loss (EWL).…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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The effect of convective heating on evaporative heat loss in anesthetized children

Cassey

Salter²,

Colyvas

et al. 2014

Pediatric Anesthesia

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“…This study has found a higher EHL (29–76% of the observed T core reduction) than described in the literature . BSA uncovered was small (mean 3.7%).…”

Section: Discussioncontrasting

confidence: 55%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

The effect of convective heating on evaporative heat loss in anesthetized children

Cassey

Salter²,

Colyvas

et al. 2014

Pediatric Anesthesia

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“…3 and 5 ) since hypoxanthine excretion rates do not rise to this extent (Harkness et al 1982), but no very high and unexplained results have yet been obtained. Creatinine clearance about doubles in the first week (Hey 1973;Sertel & Scopes 1973). Similar increases occur in inulin and p-aminohippurate clearance (Guignard ef al.…”

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Ratio of the concentration of hypoxanthine to creatinine in urine from newborn infants: a possible indicator for the metabolic damage due to hypoxia

Harkness

Simmonds

Coade

et al. 1983

BJOG

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Summary. The ratio of the urinary concentrations of the ATP metabolite, hypoxanthine, to that of creatinine was determined in normal newborn infants. An increase in this ratio reflects high hypoxanthine excretion and thus ATP breakdown. The ratio can be determined on random urine samples, thus simplifying sampling. Urinary changes are persistent; abnormalities are detectable on the second day of life after intrapartum hypoxia. Preliminary results suggest that this ratio on a sample during the second day of life could‘diagnose’intrapartum hypoxia and might therefore quantitatively assess those obstetric‘risk factors’believed to operate through hypoxia.

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Stoffwechsel und Temperaturregulation

Pohlandt¹

1989

Anästhesie Bei Früh- Und Neugeborenen

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Physiological Principles Involved in the Care of the Pre-term Human Infant

Cited by 3 publications

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The effect of convective heating on evaporative heat loss in anesthetized children

The effect of convective heating on evaporative heat loss in anesthetized children

Ratio of the concentration of hypoxanthine to creatinine in urine from newborn infants: a possible indicator for the metabolic damage due to hypoxia

Stoffwechsel und Temperaturregulation

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